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BOUGHT A 2013 PRO, THE PREVIOUS OWNER TOOK THE SKIS OFF AND PUT ON A SET OF OLD GEN II SKIS. JUST WONDERING WHICH SKIS PEOPLE FEEL WORK THE BEST. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.
WHICH SKIS WORK BEST ON PRO
- Thread starter APLAPIERRE
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Stock skis work well.
Not sure why you would ever want edge skis over the stock ones.:noidea: The stock skis work great, still the best stock skis by any manufacturer if you ask me.
Dude, easy on the CAPS LOCK.:face-icon-small-win
The stock "gripper" ski works great in deep snow. Many guys on this forum, me included, replace the stock ski rubber/bumper with C&A bumpers. Use the search function, there are multiple threads on this topic.
The stock "gripper" ski works great in deep snow. Many guys on this forum, me included, replace the stock ski rubber/bumper with C&A bumpers. Use the search function, there are multiple threads on this topic.
I think it has been shown that the doo rubber is better than the c&a. Either is better than stock rubbers.
Sly dog skis work well for me
I like the stock skis with the older Edge rubber bumpers. They are slightly taller and stiffer.
The Stock 11-15 Polaris Grippers are great skis, IMO the best stock built to date..
I have been through many through out the years and never really liked any of them. I have not tried the new C&A MTX/BTX so not sure how they do only that I have friends that have taken the MTX's off after using them for a season.
I have the newer Curve Skis now and after a full season I love them.
Skis are way two different for each person to say what is best... You just have to try one till you like them, but the Polaris Gripper is a great ski.
I have been through many through out the years and never really liked any of them. I have not tried the new C&A MTX/BTX so not sure how they do only that I have friends that have taken the MTX's off after using them for a season.
I have the newer Curve Skis now and after a full season I love them.
Skis are way two different for each person to say what is best... You just have to try one till you like them, but the Polaris Gripper is a great ski.
The only aftermarket ski i have rode with on a pro that was even slightly better than the stock grippers were the mohawks. For the money I would buy a set of used stock skis and be done. Far better places to spend coin on a pro.
stock grippers are the only way to go. No point in wasting money on skis when the OEM's are this good.
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On my '11 RMK I replaced the stockers with a set of SLP Powder Pros that I did the Carls Cut on, sold that sled and ran the stock Grippers on my '13. I didn't see any difference, the Grippers held the hill the same. About the only reason I could see to change skis from the factory Grippers were if you were running some wild color scheme.
Chad
Chad