Why Every Sledder Needs a Snowmobile Ski Pull Strap in Their Tunnel Bag

Why Every Sledder Needs a Snowmobile Ski Pull Strap in Their Tunnel Bag

If you've ever been stuck waist deep or buried on a sidehill, you know the pain: digging, yanking, straining—and freezing your fingers trying to grab your ski.

That’s why the TREYL Snowmobile Ski Pull Strap is a no-brainer addition to your backcountry kit.

 


The Problem: No Easy Way to Pull Skis

Trying to pull a stuck sled without a strap means:

  • Demolishing your back

  • Slipping off icy ski spindles

  • Shredding your gloves

  • Wasting energy and time

  • Fighting leverage when you’re exhausted

That’s where a ski pull strap shines.

 


The Solution: TREYL’s Heavy-Duty Ski Pull Strap

The TREYL Snowmobile Ski Pull Strap is designed specifically for backcountry snowmobilers who ride deep and get stuck.

  • Oversized handles give you a confident grip with gloves on

  • Heavy-duty materials stand up to snow, ice, and abuse

  • Fast install through any ski loop—no tools, no hassle

  • Compact enough to stash in your tunnel bag or backpack

It’s lightweight, always ready, and could save your back (and your buddy’s sled).

 


When You’ll Use It (More Than You Think)

  • Pulling your buddies sled from deep powder

  • Assisting a buddy on a sketchy sidehill

  • Lifting the front of the sled over a stump or log

  • Tight switchback turns where skis hang up

  • Navigating sleds through tight trees

  • Even towing your buddies sled out

 


Real Riders, Real Results

Riders using the TREYL strap say it best:

“No more glove-grabbing the ski. This strap makes it way easier when you’re in the deep.”


“Had to use it 3 times in one ride. Never leaving without it again.”

 


Don’t Get Caught Without One

When the snow is deep and the terrain’s gnarly, a ski pull strap can turn a frustrating situation into a 10-second ski pull job.

The TREYL Snowmobile Ski Pull Strap is built for serious sledders who want gear that works as hard as they do.

 


Grab yours now and ride smarter—not harder.

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