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Cold weather Riding Jackets, Pants and Gloves

I have a Ski-Doo jacket and a heated vest. This combination keeps me warm to about 30 deg. I would like to get a complete suit but my OEM cigarette lighter only supports 3-Amps.:mad: Those full suits need about 90-100Watts which means they need 100/12 or about 9 Amps. I plan on installing a lighter socket that runs back to the battery as a separate circuit with separate fuse. That's the only way I can see to get 90W without burning up the wires.:dontknow:
While the RS accessory circuit is wired and fused for 3 amps, the RT trunk outlet (and spare front trunk wiring) is wired and fused for 10 amps. Nevertheless, I recommend just running a pigtail straight to the battery...or adding an Eastern Beaver or other accessory fuse block and wiring to that. Don't forget to keep your gear unplugged or turned off if you use an unswitched outlet, like the RT cigarette outlet, the extra current draw when starting is not a good thing.
 
You can't beat the Firstgear Thermosuit for price, fit, or wearability. But it's not armored so you need Bohn Armor underneath. And I am not sure it has any real abrasion protection.

With an unlimited budget, the ultimate suit is the Rev'it. I think its far superior to the old Aerostitch's they still sell.
 
Cold gear

For anti fog, I've put a Fog City shield insert, works fantastic, $21.00. On my hands, leather ski mittens, warm as toast $25.00, add liners if 35 or below. Legs are under ski pants, $30 at Dick's. I use the Firstgear suit for 35 and below, best $160.oo I've ever spent. Stay warm, ride safe.
 
Have to agree about the Tourmaster. For the price they include a lot of great features. The only reason I didn't keep mine was for me it was really hard to get in and out of. I felt like I need a dresser like an astronaut. lol
 
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