Castle X Gear - Made In the USA

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If you're into snowmobiling you've probably heard of the brand before. 

They've started making MX gear and it's designed and manufactured in the USA. 

Just passing the word along as another option for those of you that would like to support a made in the USA company. 

https://www.castlesales.com/mx-apparel/

 

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PigLover 6/28/2023 5:15pm
6/28/2023 5:15pm

Not knocking anybody, but I’ll be happy to see gear move away from the “Fast House” styling. Orange stuff looks nice though. 

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Kinetic1 6/28/2023 5:21pm
6/28/2023 5:21pm

If their MX gear is anything like their street gear, it's a hard pass for me. I crashed in one of their jackets a few years back and it absolutely shredded. It didn't fair nearly as well as my Duluth trading firehose pants, or my Joe Rocket gloves for that matter. I was doing about 60 when I went down and when I say it shredded, I mean it was in tattered rips and tears and holes. Not good.

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Nairb#70 6/28/2023 7:17pm
6/28/2023 7:17pm
Kinetic1 wrote:
If their MX gear is anything like their street gear, it's a hard pass for me. I crashed in one of their jackets a few years...

If their MX gear is anything like their street gear, it's a hard pass for me. I crashed in one of their jackets a few years back and it absolutely shredded. It didn't fair nearly as well as my Duluth trading firehose pants, or my Joe Rocket gloves for that matter. I was doing about 60 when I went down and when I say it shredded, I mean it was in tattered rips and tears and holes. Not good.

Different application entirely.

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Dan-The-Man 6/28/2023 10:04pm
6/28/2023 10:04pm
Kinetic1 wrote:
If their MX gear is anything like their street gear, it's a hard pass for me. I crashed in one of their jackets a few years...

If their MX gear is anything like their street gear, it's a hard pass for me. I crashed in one of their jackets a few years back and it absolutely shredded. It didn't fair nearly as well as my Duluth trading firehose pants, or my Joe Rocket gloves for that matter. I was doing about 60 when I went down and when I say it shredded, I mean it was in tattered rips and tears and holes. Not good.

Nairb#70 wrote:

Different application entirely.

Yet quality and protection still matters.

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profeshenal125 6/28/2023 10:18pm
6/28/2023 10:18pm

My sister worked for that co doing marketing stuff. That kid that won the snow cross championships & raced the Nationals on a RM125 stopped by the Green Bay office. Nice kid Tucker Hibert maybe was his name. Sorry I,m been up 20 hrs.  Castle snowmobile jackets r pretty nice.

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