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Best Ski Poll for M sleds with more options
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agreed with Sami here. Maybe getting new skis isn't gonna solve the problem..
But to answer your question slydogs were my choice for all around ski..Brandon I think his name is, is a good guy to deal with. Ski-doo Junkie (might still be on here) also sells skis, MODS..have yet to try em, but heard good things!
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Well ... I guess I'll have to let you all know if the Simmons Gen II skis work with a stock M8 very well.
I debated on the PP's, but I thought "nah I'll give these a try" ..
Suffice to say, they are HEAVY. They weigh as much as two stock skis a peice i think :face-icon-small-con
I debated on the PP's, but I thought "nah I'll give these a try" ..
Suffice to say, they are HEAVY. They weigh as much as two stock skis a peice i think :face-icon-small-con
I run C&As on both of my sleds. I have the most basic pair, and a pair of ADX's I believe is what they are. I had a pair of XD's and they were impossible to steer with on my M, but were pretty nice on my Crossfire the first year I had them. If you get them, make sure they are C&A's that have little or no outer keel.....just based on my experiences
I pulled my Carl's cut Powder Pros off the M1000 and stuck them on my Dragon so it would be less twitchy , and stuck the Poo Grippers on the M and they work really well on that sled, it comes over on its side easier, and faster and are wide enough that they float. I just hope it does not realize that it has Poo skis on it and burn down.
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I have the same sled. Prefer Powder Pros over the stock skis. Trail manners aren't improved much but in deeper snow they feel better to me. I also thing the sled keeps it's line better turning off camber & sidehilling.
I have heard that the SLT skis are good too but never tried them
I have the same sled. Prefer Powder Pros over the stock skis. Trail manners aren't improved much but in deeper snow they feel better to me. I also thing the sled keeps it's line better turning off camber & sidehilling.
I have heard that the SLT skis are good too but never tried them
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things change:face-icon-small-coo, got 300ish miles on my SLPs and nothing comes close, best ski ever!!!!!!
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I have the simmons flex skis and love them.
I would recommend CA Pros RZ (Razors) or XTX Crossover. The Razors are an excellent trail ski with minimal darting and transition well into deeper powder. The XTX is a little easier to steer with 1" keel compared to the XTs 1.5" keel if you are riding on trails as much as in the boondocks or mountains. Here is our guide to check out the option that fits best for you.
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07-09's work very well with the Slydog Powderhounds. Steering effort is reduce and they still go where you point them with little darting. I found the SLP Powder Pro's to be too agressive and dart bad. PP's worked great on the 05-06 M-chassis but not so well on the 07-09's.
Powder pros on my 05 and my hubby's '10. :face-icon-small-hap
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WHAT SKIS TO BUY 2010 SNO PRO
QUESTION: WHAT SKIS ARE WORKING BEST FOR YOU FOLKS? 2010, 800,SNO PRO.
QUESTION: WHAT SKIS ARE WORKING BEST FOR YOU FOLKS? 2010, 800,SNO PRO.
From 7 threads down...
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=214350
Is it absolutely, completely impossible to make one of these threads a sticky so we don't have to see this same question 4 times a week? (or to improve the search so people can find what they're looking for)
If you use the search box & type in "best skis M series" you get the poll thread right on top (as would make sense) then when you click on it you get this
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=135244
so it's not exactly a surprise that we see the same stinking thread about every 3 days. (and it's not dougr1's fault, well not completely anyhow, looking down the page isn't that hard)
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=214350
Is it absolutely, completely impossible to make one of these threads a sticky so we don't have to see this same question 4 times a week? (or to improve the search so people can find what they're looking for)
If you use the search box & type in "best skis M series" you get the poll thread right on top (as would make sense) then when you click on it you get this
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=135244
so it's not exactly a surprise that we see the same stinking thread about every 3 days. (and it's not dougr1's fault, well not completely anyhow, looking down the page isn't that hard)
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I had some take off polaris dragon skis ,,works great some where between Powder pros and stock ,,I have seen take offs for $100 a set LOL:face-icon-small-coo
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running simmons flexi skis gen 1's and love them
running simmons flexi skis gen 1's and love them
love my Simmons Gen II's keeps the front end high in all snow conditions. Less or no snow in the face .
Would highly recommend this style of ski over most others. Have tried many brands, always go back to the Simmons
Would highly recommend this style of ski over most others. Have tried many brands, always go back to the Simmons
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Hey there,
I have a 2010 HCR and am not crazy about the skis.(dive in the powder and under-steer/plow in the corners) Has anyone changed their skis out? and if so what do you recommend.?
Thanks.
Hey there,
I have a 2010 HCR and am not crazy about the skis.(dive in the powder and under-steer/plow in the corners) Has anyone changed their skis out? and if so what do you recommend.?
Thanks.
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