DAS
I’m just a guy with a genuine passion for snowmobiling, the mountains, and everything that comes with the sport. I enjoy sharing my rides, experiences, gear, and the people I meet along the way. More than anything, I’m grateful to be part of such an awesome community filled with phenomenal people and incredibly talented athletes. I hope my content reflects that passion, supports the sport, and helps connect others who love snowmobiling as much as I do.
Disciplines
Brand
Ski-Doo
Years
10
Home Spot
Trinity Mountain, Idaho
Level
7
Rookie
Total XP
7,300
earned
Badges
0
of 23
Campaigns
0
completed
1.2K
Total followers
2.2%
Avg engagement
3
Platforms
18.8K
Total views (recent)
1.0K
Avg views
0.7
Avg shares
0.8
Avg saves
734
Reach (28d)
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Top countries
339
Total views (recent)
339
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Total likes
10.2K
Total views (recent)
1.3K
Avg views
1.6
Avg shares
Follower & engagement trend
Follower count and engagement rate over the same period — compare the shape of the two lines.
Weekly averages over the dates shown. Followers are plotted from zero, so the line’s height tracks the actual count; engagement rate is zoomed to its own range, so small moves stay visible. Each panel’s axis endpoints are printed beside it — the two do not share a vertical scale.
