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Can-Am and Mossy Oak announce a joint market agreement whose ultimate goal is to deliver a better experience to outdoor powersports enthusiast, including hunters, fishers and wildlife workers. Mossy Oak is one of the leaders in modern camouflage design and its creations will be from now on available as optional color schemes for the Can-Am products.
Can-Am, one of the brands under the BRP umbrella, is already offering a Camo color option for most of its ATV and side-by-side vehicles, but is looking forward to take things to the next level, with the addition of the latest Mossy Oak designs.
So far Can-Am has not provided any info on which product lines will also be available in the new Mossy Oak camouflage and when these vehicles will be available to the public, but we’d say that it won’t be long until we get to see these new liveries. Judging by the first photos Can-Am provided, BRP plans to add the Mossy Oak Break-Up Country color scheme option to both ATV and SxS, so if you have plans to buy a new Can-Am off-road machine this spring, you’d better not hurry and wait for the graphic coolness to strike first.
An all-new Mossy Oak Break-Up pattern
Currently, Mossy Oak has no less than 6 camouflage designs in the Break-Up line-up: Infinity, Obsession, Treestand, Blades, Brush and Bottomland, each with their own fitting in various sceneries and time of year. Mossy Oak extends the range with the Break-Up Country, a design which was created for a better integration of the vehicles in the countryside landscape.So far Can-Am has not provided any info on which product lines will also be available in the new Mossy Oak camouflage and when these vehicles will be available to the public, but we’d say that it won’t be long until we get to see these new liveries. Judging by the first photos Can-Am provided, BRP plans to add the Mossy Oak Break-Up Country color scheme option to both ATV and SxS, so if you have plans to buy a new Can-Am off-road machine this spring, you’d better not hurry and wait for the graphic coolness to strike first.
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