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^^^^^^Ditto.....the stock skis are too narrow to support the weight of this sled. Bolt on wider skis and you'll see a whole new animal.

I feel the same way. When I first rode the Apex in powder with stock skis, I thought I made a big mistake by buying the sled after riding REVs. The Apex would sink in the front and plow snow. I broke trail through 2' of powder a couple nights ago with the X2's on and it was very hard to make the...

I got my first ride with the X2's on the Apex last night. The conditions were not optimal so all sleds in the group (about 10) had some darting. Mine was no exception. The steering however was very light. I'm in the middle hole on the mounts with stage two fins, but I let the limiters out one...

I've owned 6 revs and still have one in the garage. When the g/f and I switch on the trail, I can't wait to get the Apex back. Funny thing is, when the Rev first came out, it took me a good while to learn how to really ride it properly. I jumped on the Apex for the first time and it felt...

I paid $7,400 for my '07 RTX while there was still snow on the ground at Roberts' in Malone, NY. Not sure if they have anything left. Last time I was at their second store in Saranac, they had another RTX on the floor.

It's either skinzprotectivegear.com or skinzgear.com. I can't remember which site brings you directly to their sled products, but either site will work to get you there.

Most places seem to carry the Ultra Q which is the quiet version, but Skinz has a price of $279 on the Super Q ceramic coated and it can be bought on their site.

This is also the route I'm thinking of going, but I'd like to hear some more about it. Their website claims 95 decibles, which would be ok if that's the maximum noise output at WOT. It doesn't specify though. Any more imput?