If you're shopping for snowmobile accessories in the $60-$65 range, you might be weighing two different upgrades from the same brand: a low-profile windshield for one sled and headlight covers for another. The 213 Parts Low Black Windshield Fits Polaris Edge is listed at $60.00, while the 213 Parts Black Headlight Covers Fits Arctic Cat Firecat is listed at $65.00. The right pick depends entirely on which snowmobile you ride and what kind of protection you need.
Quick Verdict
For a Polaris Edge owner who wants a low windshield, the Low Black Windshield at $60.00 is the straightforward match. For an Arctic Cat Firecat rider who wants solid-color headlight coverage, the Black Headlight Covers at $65.00 are the better fit. Both are new parts from 213 Parts and come in eight colors, so the main difference is the application and the accessory type.
At a Glance
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Black Windshield Fits Polaris Edge (8 Different Colors) 213 Parts | $60.00 | New, eight colors, solid color, thin and durable, no mounting hardware, United States | |
| Black Headlight Covers Fits Arctic Cat Firecat (Choice of 8 Colors) 213 Parts | $65.00 | New, eight solid colors, headlight covers sold as a pair, Velcro included, formed over headlight |
Where Each Product Wins
- The Polaris Edge windshield is the lower-priced listing and the only one of the two with a stated United States country of origin. It serves the classic windshield role for that snowmobile and is described as thin and durable.
- The Arctic Cat Firecat headlight covers are the only one of the two listed as a pair, with Velcro included for mounting and a headlight-specific fit. They also carry the part type, placement, and type attributes for headlights.
Product Notes
Low Black Windshield Fits Polaris Edge (8 Different Colors) 213 Parts
At $60.00, this windshield is the lower-priced of the two 213 Parts options. It's a low-profile windshield designed for the Polaris Edge, available in eight colors, and made in the United States. The listing describes it as thin and durable, with a solid color finish. One important limitation: mounting hardware is not included, so you'll supply your own hardware. The part is also handmade, and the description notes it is not perfect, so minor imperfections may be present. If your sled is a Polaris Edge and you want a low windshield without paying extra for a full kit, this is the part to consider.
Black Headlight Covers Fits Arctic Cat Firecat (Choice of 8 Colors) 213 Parts
At $65.00, this pair of headlight covers is the higher-priced listing in this comparison. It's specifically made for the Arctic Cat Firecat and sold as a pair, so both headlights get coverage. The covers come in eight solid colors, include Velcro for mounting, and are formed over the headlight for a fit. They are handmade and not perfect, so minor imperfections are part of the deal. The listing also asks riders to check local riding-area rules for headlight covers. If your Firecat needs headlight protection and you're comfortable with the handmade nature, this is the functional match.
Final Choice by Use Case
- Choose the Low Black Windshield Fits Polaris Edge (8 Different Colors) 213 Parts if you own a Polaris Edge and want a low windshield at the $60.00 listed price.
- Choose the Black Headlight Covers Fits Arctic Cat Firecat (Choice of 8 Colors) 213 Parts if you own an Arctic Cat Firecat and want solid-color headlight covers at the $65.00 listed price, with Velcro included and a pair of covers.
The $5 gap between the two listed prices matters less than matching the part to your snowmobile. Pick the one that fits your ride.
