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The Superclamp II is right for you!
If you’ve spent any time hauling snowmobiles, you know the drill.
It’s sub-zero outside, your hands are freezing through your gloves, and you’re bent double over the salt shield trying to turn a crusty, ice-locked threaded tie-down bar. By the time your sled is actually locked down, your back hurts, your fingers are numb, and you’re already questioning your life choices before you even hit the trails.
Enter the Superclamp II (more info).
What Makes the Superclamp II Different?
Instead of relying on outdated screw bars or ratcheting straps that freeze into solid blocks of ice, the Superclamp II uses an ergonomic pistol-grip handle mechanism.
You place the composite clamp across your skis, hook the center mechanism into your sled deck hook, and pull the lever down. That’s it. One motion, and your sled is fully secured.
Standout Features:
- Pistol-Grip Quick Release: Secures or unlocks your front skis in literally seconds.
- Adjustable Tension Knob: Easily fine-tune the clamping pressure so it works seamlessly across different ski stance widths and sled models.
- Ribbed Silicone Rubber Pads: Shields expensive aftermarket skis and spindle setups from scratches, scuffs, and pressure cracks during transport.
- High-Impact Composite Construction: Molded to handle brutal winter elements without rusting, cracking, or seizing up.
- Built-in Theft Deterrent: Integrated padlock routing lets you lock down your clamp so your sled stays right where you left it at gas stations and hotel parking lots.
Real-World Performance: Trailhead Approved
The biggest win with the Superclamp II comes down to speed and convenience.
When you get off the mountain after a long day of riding, loading up shouldn’t be a chore. With standard tie-downs, you’re constantly fighting iced-up threads or tangled webbing. With the Superclamp II, loading two sleds takes under a minute, letting you throw the heater on in the truck that much faster.
Plus, because it pulls down vertically on your deck hook rather than applying uneven torque across your skis, you get a rock-solid hold that won’t loosen up over bumpy backroads.
The Verdict
If you only trail your sled once or twice a season, maybe you can live with traditional screw bars. But if you’re riding every weekend, the Superclamp II is one of those rare snowmobile upgrades where you’ll immediately ask yourself, “Why didn’t I buy this five years ago?”
It keeps your hands warm, saves your back, protects your skis, and keeps your machine safe.
