About

Located in the heart of snowmobile country, just steps away from Minnesota’s fabled Luce Line State Trail, C&A Pro has been making world renowned snowmobile skis for nearly three decades. Company make our skis right here in Minnesota, where winters are long and the snowmobiling tradition runs deep.

In the beginning, Company sought to leverage our plastic molding expertise with our racing experience to produce the best skis for snowmobile racing. As Company started piling up checkered flags and breaking records, everyone started demanding C&A Pro skis for their sleds – trail riders, hill climbers, boondockers – you name it. Kids begged their parents for C&A Pro skis for their 120s, and now years later, they’re tricking out their own kids’ sleds with C&A Pro Minis, teaching a second generation of sledheads to Ride Like a Pro!

C&A Pro skis quickly attained legend status. To this day, no other aftermarket ski manufacturer is able to add up to all the titles and successes of C&A Pro. From holding more snocross championships, watercross championships, Guinness world records…no other ski has jumped higher or farther than C&A Pro.

C&A Pro snowmobile skis are compression molded from UHMW-PE, one of the toughest and slickest materials on the planet. UHMW-PE is incredibly impact resistant, can tolerate extreme cold, and is super slick for a faster ride. UHMW-PE so impact resistant, it’s used in bullet proof vests and armor plating! So you can ride with confidence knowing you have a durable set of skis in front of you.

Company are constantly improving our skis to keep up with the latest snowmobile engineering advancements. Company do extensive R&D testing – a great excuse to get out of the office and go for a ride! Company also receive extensive feedback from the professional riders Company sponsor. Bolt on a pair of C&A Pro skis and notice the difference yourself! Our racing skis are among the most aggressive on the market. Our trail skis track straighter and corner better than any ski out there, and our mountain skis navigate through tight trees and side hill with ease.