I tried a Camso Epic 280 even though I read several sources stating the track wasn't durable. Unfortunately, those sources were right. I lost several lugs on my first ride, with no abnormal abuse. More lugs gone upon each subsequent ride. I got five rides on it before deciding to warranty the track with Camso, and had to gamble the $100 it cost me to ship it to them. No luck on the warranty, so now I wish I had just kept the track as an emergency backup. The track was light and rode well enough, but I wasted $1000 on something that couldn't stand up to normal mountain riding. Save your money - I wish I had!
Camso Epic 280
- Thread starter Pickin’ Boogers
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My experience was that it did not perform close to what I expected. I needed to replace my 165x16x3 skidoo track and felt this would be a comparable replacement for half the price. I ended up with half the performance. Side by side stock sleds, the skidoo track highmarked the 280 with ease. It was in 2-3’ of powder. It was so disappointing that I sold the sled with the 280 on it.
I can see that if you replaced a doo 3”, that’s a very good deep powder track. We replaced the Polaris 2.6 on a couple sleds with the epic 280 and really liked it compared to the Polaris 2.6. Didn’t seem to have any less durability than the 2.6.
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