Deep snow tracks

[Smaccattack120]

Thinking about putting a new track on my 163 khaos next year. Currently running the stock 2.6 track. I ride on the west coast. Was looking for opinions on a few tracks. Camso epic 280. Camso X3, and Composit 770-3r. Strengths/weaknesses, comparisons between each other and stock. Also any other tracks that might be better that I didn’t mention. Thanks

 

[volcano buster]

Define "Better"

 

[Pickin’ Boogers]

Epic 280 only lasted a few rides for me, under normal conditions that other tracks do fine with. Warranty attempt failed.

 

[Teth-Air]

Also a stiffer track lug may be better for your heavy coastal snow.

 

[Smaccattack120]

Define "Better"

I guess better isn’t exactly what I meant. More just anything other than than 3 I mentioned that people might like. Mostly trying to figure out which tracks excel at what and what are their weaknesses, so I can make a decision as to what seems best for me

 

[Smaccattack120]

Epic 280 only lasted a few rides for me, under normal conditions that other tracks do fine with. Warranty attempt failed.

Damn, only a few rides huh?.. I figured it wouldn’t be quite as durable being over 10 pounds lighter than most tracks, which was also one of the reasons I was interested, but a few rides isn’t worth $800+ dollars

 

[flying frenchman]

I'd run a CE 9105M 2.5" sawtooth lug.
This track is very reliable, I've ran over everything in 10 years and the track looks great.
My new sled will get the same track.

 

[Reg2view]

Have you considered cutting down a Camso X3 3.0 to 2.7? You'd need to change drivers. X2 on the 2.5 CE, fully clipped, better for heavier density snow, durability, more snow evac, than the poo stockers. You can get in 2.86 pitch, also.