CALIBER LOW PROFILE GRIP GLIDES VS. SUPER GLIDES

[TURBOXP09]

I was wondering if anyone has had experiance with either of these products and can tell me which one is the best. Looking at them they look pretty much the same.

 

[jman94]

I've used super glides before and they work great! No info on the caliber product though... Here's a MUCH cheaper alternative that IMO works just as well... Get an old truck bed liner and cut it into strips and use those as the "glides" works great and saves $ to put more cool chit on the sled.

 

[FatDogX]

I've got the Caliber grip glides but I just put them on, so no real time with them yet.

It's a pretty cool product and I really like the raised nubs that create traction for walking on them. No more accidents when stepping on a slippery ski slide and you go flying and wind up on our azz!!!

Seem like good quality and it comes with stainless steel mounting hardware, so hopefully they last!!!

 

[rp2000r]

Just make sure and get grips glides, Otherwise they're dangerous.

 

[bnorth]

The superglide 2 Pros grip a lot better for walking than the originals. I also recommend the edge guard to install them over the screws. The screws get knocked off pretty easily with ski carbides.

 

[ferniesnow]

I was wondering if anyone has had experiance with either of these products and can tell me which one is the best. Looking at them they look pretty much the same.

I have run both the Caliber and the SuperGlides. The SuperGlides are a much superior product. You get what you pay for, generally speaking!

The SuperGlides are a softer, more pliable material and do not crack in the winter like the Caliber. Both curtail the slipping, both are hard to kneel on, and both let the sled slide nicely. Hands down the SuperGlides and for what it's worth the owners (Randall and Don) are super, stand-up guys who donate lots to the snowmobile community.