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Good description of what the 6 inch shapers feel like to me.The skis can feel too rooted.
I am going to try the Qualipieces Trek carbides this year. They are a semi-aggressive staggered carbide. The website picture doesn't really show how staggered they really are.
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Those are what I'm coming off of. I had those on the Stryke skis. No darting at all and genuinely good...but there was push. I'm trying to get rid of that. I'm going to try the C&As with the triple points...and their shim and see how it feels.Good description of what the 6 inch shapers feel like to me.
I am going to try the Qualipieces Trek carbides this year. They are a semi-aggressive staggered carbide. The website picture doesn't really show how staggered they really are.
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They will push, that's what I had on my 22LTX which started me to write this thread in the first place. The 5.7R or 6.9 worked better with single carbides and navigators.Good description of what the 6 inch shapers feel like to me.
I am going to try the Qualipieces Trek carbides this year. They are a semi-aggressive staggered carbide. The website picture doesn't really show how staggered they really are.
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I would rather have a bit of push than have the front end "rooted in the snow". I can deal with the push.
That may be just me, but I hate the feeling of sled trying to high side me. I am getting too lazy to hang off the seat anymore.
Also, I hate darting, so a little push to achieve zero darting is ok with me.
Will these Tek carbides push too much? Maybe. Will they be better or worse than the Slim Jims? I will find out, I guess.
If they suck, then they will go with the rest of the other skegs on the wall.
That may be just me, but I hate the feeling of sled trying to high side me. I am getting too lazy to hang off the seat anymore.
Also, I hate darting, so a little push to achieve zero darting is ok with me.
Will these Tek carbides push too much? Maybe. Will they be better or worse than the Slim Jims? I will find out, I guess.
If they suck, then they will go with the rest of the other skegs on the wall.
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Some sleds when ski pressure builds and it high sides, it can be quite managable. I find the procross quite the opposite. It fights highsiding and when it flips up it can be almost violent - where there is little to no control.
The trek carbide looks interesting. Would love to hear some feedback. I thought they were only made for a polaris ski and ski doo pilot?
MS
The trek carbide looks interesting. Would love to hear some feedback. I thought they were only made for a polaris ski and ski doo pilot?
MS
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