10 things for the ATV/UTV nut in your house
It’s the giving time of year once again and the big guy in the red suit (dude needs a helmet bad) and sleek time-warping sleigh (probably fuel injected) are in preparation mode for that magical night just a few weeks away. So you are not sure what to buy your favorite ATV or UTV enthusiast? Well have no fear because we are here winching you out of the ditch to try and guide you once again with a few things to consider, enthusiasts to enthusiast.
The most common misconception for folks looking to give a gift for an ATV or UTV owner is the fact that they may already have the simple stuff needed to enjoy a good ride. It does not always have to be insanely pricey and it’s the small, more considerate items that often get the most joyous response. So take a look at our list of 10-item gift guide we wish we had ourselves and we guarantee your little dirt rider will love it too!
Cruz Tools Econokit M1
If you have a special someone who loves to ride off-road and knows how to maintain their own machine, then you will always be doing them a solid by wrapping up a good set of tools. It does not always have to be tools for the garage, but maybe a small tool set in a canvas roll pack to be kept in the UTV or on the ATV will help them out of a jam should an issue arise on the trail. The CruzTools Econo-Kit M1 is compact and includes the essentials for that trailside repair. With an MSRP of only $64.99 you cannot argue the value of this one. Visit CruzTools.com for more information.
GoPro Session
Since the revolution of recording your memories as they happen began, GoPro has had its hand in every aspect of the trend. The cool item for 2016 happens to be a little less of what most would guess for a regular GoPro, but packed with many of the same features – the GoPro Session. Every off-road adventure takes the person in your life to a cool place or destination and along the way they would be able to share it with you if they only had this little gem. Head over to your local store or maybe visit GoPro on their website and get this cool gift for around $199 or less.
Muck Daddy Hand Cleaner
There has to be some filthy hands in the garage somewhere that could benefit from the scrubbing power of Muck Daddy hand cleaner. Just imagine how content your little backyard ATV racer will be when their hands are clean and maybe even how you will feel when their hands are clean as they reach for the handle on the fridge to get that refreshing bottle of water! Muck Daddy also has other cleaning products, so you might just find something for yourself along the way. The Muck Daddy hand cleaner with Pumice is only $8.99 and if you hurry you can get two for $14.98! Visit www.muckdaddy.com for more information.
RTIC Soft Pak 30 Cooler
Taking a long ride in the UTV or escaping for the day to the secret fishing hole means you will most always need refreshments. Those refreshments will be much more fresh in a nice soft pak cooler from RITC Coolers. The RTIC Soft Pak 30 is an incredible little cooler that is guaranteed to keep the goods cool. You can even tempt the hunter within your mudbug with a camo cooler to fit the stylish trends at the local trail head. With watertight zippers, tie hooks and so many little add-ons it will make you head spin, this gem is a value at $119.
Cooler Commander
So you already have a nice cooler, but cannot seem to keep it tucked in the bed of the UTV or on the rack of the ATV? Well a small company called Cooler Commander has a cure for your slipping and sliding cooler woes. This engineering marvel is built of the same strap material that you secure your machine with and uses similar buckles as well. The swiveling hitch points make the versatility of using almost any cooler in the arms of the Cooler Commander possible. When you think about it, $39.99 is nothing when you think of how much of your cooler’s contents have ended up on the trail!
D-Series 30-inch LED Light Bar
Lighting in the form of LED light bars has become the must have for any serious night time riding off-roader. Getting quality products from a company that you can trust is important and Gorilla Axle is one of those companies. Its D-Series lights have brightened the trails for many off-road rigs and with the cool custom slim look of the D-Series you can be the envy of the trails. Using spot and flood patterns in the same light is something Gorilla has dubbed its Gorilla Optics and with a price of $254 you too can shine a different light on the night.
Highlifter Polaris RZR170 Giveaway
From the original ATV lift company comes a chance to get a gift for almost free for the little ankle biter in the family. This year on December 3rd High lifter products in Shreveport Louisiana is giving away a brand new Polaris RZR170 for $5. Yes you read this correctly, if you get over to the High Lifter Products website and purchase your $5 chance to win before noon on December 3rd you will also be giving a gift to the Shriners Hospital for Children in Shreveport, Louisiana. This is a no brainer, but could be considered more of a stocking stuffer gift for your tax deductible items in 2016.
Yamaha YFZ50
Now this gift is for the little one you hope will be an off-roader when they reach the time and age. Yamahas YFZ50 is a prime example of a really cool, shock factor filled, item for out in front of the tree. Imagine your kid’s face when they make eye contact with the steel blue and white four-wheel off-road adventure machine. Now this gift is a little more pricey at $2,099, but in the world of ATV it’s a very affordable (not to mention dependable) start to a life time of fun outside! Visit www.yamahamotorsports.com for more information.
SENA SMH10 Helmet Intercom
Now I am not sure about you, but I like to talk with my passenger when riding in the wild outdoors. But the issue is you have to yell most of the time and half of the conversation is spent restating what you just said because its just too loud in some machines. Well until now, I never imagined how fun and even more enjoyable it was to actually talk in a calm and non-screaming voice when driving down the trail until I had the chance to try the SENA SMH10 Helmet Intercom. I hooked two of these up and had a great conversation with my co-driver and there’s no way I could put a price on that enjoyment. So if you’re looking for similar experiences, get over to SENA’s website and check out its SMH10 at $379 for a pair of Bluetooth intercom devices.
Gmax Helmet MX86
One item that every rough rider can use is a good helmet. Never ever look past the fact that you really need to protect your head. You only get one and if you are the caretaker of the family it’s just like giving insurance to your family of riders. Gmax has a wild assortment of helmets and most all of them are super reasonably priced. The MX86 helmet line is not only stylish, but when you consider its benefits the $119-$129 price tag gives a rider it shouldn’t be tough to make a good decision. They also have many super cool colors for those worried more about fashion than safety.







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