Safety devices for snowmobile trail riding

Safety devices for snowmobile trail riding

“Stop request” and “SOS” buttons

When you're out snowmobiling, it's important to stay in touch with your riding partners at all times to ensure everyone stays safe. One handy feature that can help with this is the “SOS'' button, which is available on the HEDS UP device.

 

This button allows you to send a notification to all your riding partners, letting them know that you need to make an unexpected stop. This can be especially useful in emergency situations or if there's a mechanical issue with your machine. 

 

The “stop request” button is mainly intended for the use of notifying your partners that you need to change directions or simply make a quick adjustment.

 

These buttons are located on the bottom portion of the HEDS UP device and can be pressed with a simple touch. You don't even need to remove your glove! Once activated, it will send an alert to all the connected devices used by your riding partners, notifying them of the need to stop.

 

In addition to keeping you and your riding partners connected, these buttons can also save precious time in emergency situations. Notifying your riding partners immediately can allow them to take appropriate action quickly and efficiently. Don't let any minor situation get left unknown, it could escalate quickly. 

 

As technology continues to advance, and more people join the sport of snowmobiling, It's becoming increasingly more important for snowmobilers to take advantage of these features. The HEDS UP allows for seamless communication, making it easier to stay connected and informed while out on the trails.

 

In conclusion, the stop-notification button is an essential feature for snowmobilers, providing a simple and fast way to notify riding partners of unexpected stops, emergency situations or general changes in plans. Take advantage of this technology and stay safe and informed while enjoying the beauty of snowmobiling.

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