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If it’s been a minute since you’ve shopped for a new ATV flag, you might be floored to see just how many options are on the market today.

If you’re tired of frost-bitten fingers when you ride, our list of best cold weather riding gloves is just what you need. From insulated gloves to battery powered liners, our staff hand picked their favorite cold weather gloves just for you.

Comedian Ron White once had a joke about a guy who claimed he could withstand the wind from a category 5 hurricane. White’s punchline was, “It wasn’t THAT the wind was blowing, but rather WHAT the wind was blowing. If you get hit with a Volvo, it doesn’t matter how many sit-ups you can do.” It’s a funny bit, but also really quite true, and it has a bearing on whether or not you think UTV helmets are necessary.

Choosing the best ATV gloves is a bit of a tricky proposition. One of the big reasons why is that there just aren’t a lot of gloves designed specifically for ATV riders and UTV drivers.

Quality ATV jackets are an essential piece of gear for those who take their off-road excursions serious. Here are some of our favorites you should consider.

After a helmet, it’s important to wear good, protective footwear when you’re off-roading. You want something that fits good, and provides good ankle support. Sorry, those high-top sneakers won’t cut it. If you look at what motocross racers wear, those boots have tons of ankle support, and protect the foot, ankle and shins from impacts. There are some great boots available for off-road use and below you’ll find our top picks for the best ATV boots.

Safety should be of paramount importance to ATV riders and one way to help improve your chances of walking away from a crash on the track or trail is to wear a neck brace. Fly Racing has recently introduced the all-new second generation Valor Neck Brace engineered by Leatt.

“The Valor combines state-of-the-art Leatt neck brace technology with FLY Racing’s cutting edge graphic design styling,” Fly Racing says in a release.

New features for the Valor included a new sculptured, split front for improved comfort and fit; new lower front section for improved helmet clearance for looking down and to the sides; new one-piece, fracture engineered CoreFlex rear thoracic strut for improved comfort and fit; new on-board three-angle rear thoracic strut adjustment that requires no extra parts; new body-matched rear thoracic strut angles.

The Valor, which will be available in December, retails for $359.95 and comes in small, medium, large or extra-large. Color options include black/white, red/black, blue/black, and orange/black.

FLY Racing has unveiled its 2012 lineup of racewear, helmets, protective products and casual wear.

You can check out the 2012 Evolution Racewear, Kinetic Racewear, Kinetic Girl’s Racewear and F-16 Racewear below.