"My own motivation to buy happened several years ago when I watched a young lad crash into a tree after taking his hand off the bars to give me the closed fist, last rider signal. I have no doubt that he likely had that signal instruction drilled into his head by his well intentioned instructor but missed the 'only when it's safe to do so' portion of the instruction...I firmly believe that as the CSS receives more exposure and subsequent usage we will see fewer "incidents" on the trails. I know that I'll be doing my part to spread the word. Best regards and thanks again for producing such a high quality, important product for the future of our collective riding safety."
- Steve W. of Mukwonago, WI (15 years riding)

"I am very happy with my CSS unit. It was very easy to install and looks great. Both the green and yellow lights are very easy to see in the day and extremely bright at night. My hopes that in order to make snowmobiling a safer sport, everyone would install one of these units on their sled. Of all of the people who have seen my sled with the CSS unit, they were very impressed and thought it was a great idea."
- Dana R. of Laconia, NH

"I have not put too many miles on my sled, yet, but I have installed the light and I am looking forward to using it. I hope that more people catch on, as this will prove a very worthwhile and long overdue investment. Thank you for providing an awesome product! Again, between my brother and I, we bought three of them."
- Jason E.

I really like the quality of your product, the added safety for my wife and I as well as the durability of your product. It even withstood the impact of striking a deer at 65 mph last week. My 07 Attak GT was totaled but your lighting system stands poised and ready to install on the replacement sled.
-Doug K from Illinois

"After installing the C.S.S., I really noticed how sleds were all over the
trail while being ridden one handed, while I was firmly in control. When
people signal with their hands to give a heads up, it's really quite
dangerous. Typically, a sled needs constant steering corrections to stay in
position on the trail. Riding one handed makes that difficult when you need
control the most, passing oncoming sleds.

"The concept for these lights is almost a no brainer, like 'Why didn't I
think of that?' At first, it's hard to keep your hands on the bars. It feels
weird to not signal when approaching sleds are doing their part. Keeping
your hands on the bars allows you to pay more attention to the trail and
what's going on. I truly believe that it's a product that anybody riding a
sled should run. I know I won't ever ride without mine."
-Craig R, VT