Nice pics, I was there last week, rode theXR at the beach at Oceanside but neglected to take pics; we were having fish n chips right before watching the sunset and walking back to the car saw a tall guy on a pint. betting it was you.
I believe that's my stepson over by the tower in both pics, bummed I missed you

and here's one from North Idaho a couple months ago.

@Franko Is there ANY padding on the spine?

more than nothin, I'll prolly get a solo plate eventually

how well does the handle cutout work?

nice trail, you should do a vid back to back with daylight footage at the same spot,
float toatsy

@LidPhones the hoody would great be under a shell, but not as heavy/heavy duty material . I'm not a fan of hoods except on a storm parka.
Look on ebay, I get a better deal there, half price without the battery, new from a tool supply, and buy the 3.0 amp batts separately. that one in your link has 1.5 amphr, don't last long.

Thought about doing that to the bumper but there's not much plastic there for the screw to grab onto

@LidPhones the heavy duty work coat has 3 heat settings, the 2 amphr batt lasts a couple hours on high maybe 3hr on low. I love being able to turn it up on the lift ride and to low or off when I'm generating heat skiing/boarding. there's no heat element in the sleeves so arms get cold without a flannel or fleece underneath.
In the picture above was a 4*F pow dump in northern montana and only wore a long sleeve thermal Tshirt under it, always take a spare battery in the pack that runs my screwdriver too for changing bindings

@ShreddieMcskate look for the 3 amp hr M12 battery way worth the price to keep your coat toasty all day.

I love my milwaukee coats; I bought the 1st one when building a roof at the lakeshore in febuary (-40F wind chill) and loved it so much I bought another for snowboarding.

got a treaded tire for the pint too, just need the time and gumption to mount it.