Our Dura Deck sled deck comes with a 10’6″ Telescopic Ramp. We’ve made some tweaks to the ramp to allow for easier use. The ramp is wide, durable, and extremely user friendly. The hooks are oversized with plenty of space to grab on to the rear of the deck to ensure it’s latched when in use.
Terrain selection for your backcountry travel is vital. Not only does it help with your safety throughout your ride, but it also helps indicate whether you might make it back to the truck or not at the end of the day. Here are three keys for selecting your riding terrain: Selecting the right terrain for snowmobiling is crucial for safety, enjoyment, and optimal performance. Here’s a step-by-step guide for choosing the best snowmobile riding terrain: 1. Assess the Skill Level of Your Riding Group 2. Consider the Current Snow Conditions 3. Evaluate the Terrain’s Topography
Caleb Kesterke is the hottest name in the world of snowmobiling today! He is one of the most viewed names on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube alike. When Caleb showed interest in partnering with our Dura Deck sled decks, it was a no brainer decision for us! Driven by the motivation to be the best, Caleb has spent the last 12 years progressing every aspect of backcountry snowmobiling through the relentless pursuit of progression. He is determined to turn his biggest passion into a career and leave a legacy by doing what he loves and helping others accomplish the same.
The protector of your cab, the bumper for your skis, and the provider of light, our headache rack serves its purpose of protection for your use of our sled deck. The Dura Deck sled deck truck headache rack, or cab protector, is designed to protect your pickup cab from serious damage from loading, latching and unloading your powersports equipment. Our headache rack comes with LED lights built into it to help with loading and unloading in the dark.
Here is a customer review from a customer of ours named Craig: Shortly after I met the Dura Deck owners, they walked through the Dura Deck build with me. They were very informative and answered all my questions with respectful and in depth answers. The Dura Deck has been the best addition to my snow program! The deck is not only easy to load and secure your sleds, but it looks awesome on my pickup. I have had 3 Dura Decks and they have all been top notch! Every year they are striving to make the deck better and they are always open to suggestions from customers. I can’t imagine a season without my Dura Deck! Thanks for making my snow travels so much easier!
Adjustable Tie-down Hooks are available on each rail of our Dura Deck sled decks. These hooks can be positioned anywhere along the rail. Combined with the Superclamps, these hooks allow you to secure the rear of your snowmobile to your truck deck securely and safely. They also make hauling other items besides snowmobiles a breeze!
Avalanche safety is vital when going into the mountains! When you head into the backcountry on a snowmobile, it is vital that you have the correct education and avalanche equipment to make it back to the truck. Before you ride, be sure you have the following on your person:1. Avalanche transceiver2. Avalanche probe3. Avalanche shovel4. Satellite device5. Avalanche airbag (optional) Dura Deck takes pride in being prepared for the backcountry and the safety of all riders.
We are amped to inform you that Kyle Saxton has joined our athlete ambassador team with Dura Deck. Kyle is a backcountry ripper and freestyle showman. He hails from Bigfork, MT, but travels around the mountain west to ride during the winter months. This season he plans to combine his freestyle maneuvers with his backcountry shredding. Be on the lookout for some great things coming this winter from Kyle!
Our sled decks are going out! For the past several months, our manufacturing team has been working tirelessly to build as many Dura Decks as possible to meet your demand as a customer. Whether you choose the standard model or customize it with additional options, we’ve been putting in the time to meet your desires. All of our Dura Decks come standard with a 10.5′ ramp, ramp assist, Caliber low pro grip glides, sliding rails, headache rack LEDs, sled LEDs, rail LEDs, adjustable tie-down hooks, Superclamps, and market lights. Some additional options you can add to your Dura Deck sled decks are:
Loading a snowmobile onto a sled deck safely requires the right technique, equipment, and attention to detail. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you safely load your snowmobile: 1. Prepare Your Truck and Sled Deck 2. Use a Quality Ramp 3. Secure the Area and Snowmobile 4. Prepare to Load 5. Position the Snowmobile on the Deck 6. Secure the Snowmobile 7. Stow the Ramp Additional Safety Tips By following these steps, you can safely load a snowmobile onto your sled deck and prepare for transport without risk of injury or damage.
