SkiDoo

Ski-Doo is a brand of snowmobiles produced by Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), a Canadian company based in Valcourt, Quebec. Introduced in 1959 by the Bombardier company, Ski-Doo helped popularize snowmobiling and grew into one of the best-known names in the sport. The Ski-Doo brand remains BRP’s flagship line of snowmobiles, marketed worldwide for recreation, work, and sport.

The Ski-Doo lineup encompasses a range of models designed for different riding applications. On-trail sport and performance models target riders seeking speed and agility, while mountain and deep-snow models are built for rugged terrain. Utility and touring models are designed for work, towing, and longer rides. Modern Ski-Doo snowmobiles commonly use Rotax engines, including direct-injected two-stroke designs (E-TEC) and four-stroke options, paired with advanced chassis and suspension systems to improve handling, efficiency, and rider comfort.

A notable engineering focus for Ski-Doo has been chassis design and ergonomics. The brand popularized and refined chassis platforms that enhance rider control and accessibility, with generations of platforms that emphasize maneuverability, easy maintenance, and adaptability to different riding styles. BRP continues to evolve the Ski-Doo line with new technology and materials aimed at performance, safety, and environmental efficiency.

In competition and sports, Ski-Doo snowmobiles have seen extensive involvement in racing and winter endurance events, contributing to the brand’s visibility and development. The Ski-Doo product family is distributed globally through BRP’s dealer network, serving civilian riders, professional operators, and commercial fleets.