A deep dive into modern 50/50 crossover snowmobiles, comparing Ski-Doo, Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Lynx models to uncover how narrow and wide stance designs change trail and off-trail performance.
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Discover the Top 10 Snowmobiles of 2026, featuring the best trail sleds, mountain machines, crossovers, touring models, and high-performance snowmobiles of the year.
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Naturally aspirated big bore snowmobiles are back. We test 2026 Polaris, Ski-Doo, Arctic Cat and Lynx trail sleds.
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For the 2027 model year, Ski‑Doo is pushing its 2‑stroke performance envelope with the new Rotax 600RR E‑TEC engine. It’s a fresh take on the brand’s 600cc class that blends higher output with refined efficiency and rideability.
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For the 2027 model year, BRP is celebrating a major milestone across both its Ski-Doo and Lynx brands—20 years of race-inspired performance sleds.
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Where deep snow performance meets freestyle adrenaline, the 2027 Ski-Doo Freeride stands apart as Ski-Doo’s answer for riders who chase the steepest lines, biggest hits, and deepest powder.
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Ski-Doo’s legendary MXZ trail lineup returns for 2027 with evolutionary upgrades that sharpen handling, increase rider confidence, and broaden performance across a range of trail-focused models.
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Dubbed the 600RR, this new 130HP engine promises more power, quicker response, and a lower operating cost while bringing a smarter ride. As expected, Rotax added a few industry first features to the new powerplant.
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Rather than shining a light almost exclusively on what’s new, our Top 10 snowmobiles for model year 2026 list highlights sleds that best serve specific niches within the snowmobile market.
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The Summit X with Expert Package models are once again setting new benchmarks. It starts with the new S32 front suspension geometry and its 32-inch ski stance. Designers didn’t just shave an inch off each side to make the S32; they created a completely redesigned suspension with new spindles, A-arms, shock angles and more.
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The first race of the 2025-26 ISOC Snocross season in Ironwood, Michigan was bitterly cold but the racing action was far from it. Ski-Doo racers were on the throttle from the start, claiming their share of victories and podiums as everyone shook off the first race jitters and the question of who’s next begins to be answered.
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