aftermarket skis

akpolaris · Jan 14, 2005

I twisted a ski and bent a trailing arm on a rock. The trailing arm had to be replaced but I managed to straighten the ski out. The sled tracks fine but I intend to replace the ski(s) shortly. What is the benefit of some of the aftermarket skis and what kind or recommendations do folks have. I run a 2000 600 RMK

Rev. Ronnie · Jan 14, 2005

SLP ultra lights. They cut and turn awesome, and the're so light it really feels like there is no ski at all on the sled. It's an incredible feeling. Plus they're convex (bowed) so they turn with no effort, really, like with two fingers. Floatation is grat too, I skip and they steer great.

daktruckie99 · Jan 14, 2005

If you run in the deep snow which you might and should be with that sled, then check out Simmons or C&A, they both have very good floatation. But if you are doing trails any of the aftermarket ones will be impressive.

sesnopro · Jan 14, 2005

http://www.proskis.com/
http://www.startinglineproducts.com/catalog.cfm?pageID=detail&catalogID=5&catID=43&productID=611
http://www.usi-skis.com/

C&A and Slp are the best, usi are ok.

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