Ice Ripper XT

[sledneck22]

I am contemplating buying the Ice Ripper XT for my Apex. I have heard a tale that they apparently don't last as long as a regular Ripsaw non studded or is this BS? I want to buy a track that will last me another 6000 miles and I would really hate not having studs anymore. I realized these will not be what normal studs are for traction but will help significantly more when on ice. I was just wondering if anyone has had this track on for more than a season and what their thoughts are of the track. I have read up on some info in the FAQ section and some searches but can't make up an honest decision. Thanks in advance.

 

[APEX 06]

I had 4500 miles on my track, when I took it out to put in a longer track. it was one of the nice tracks that I have used. It dose what a studed track dose and it acts like a nonstuded track at the same time.

 

[lennstang]

I really like my Ice Attack. (1" version) After 2500 miles on it last season, I'm sold. No problems with it yet. You won't be dissapointed.

 

[KnappAttack]

Read in this post how mine is on its second sled on the third season. It's on a turbo XR1200 Ski-Doo now. I love it for trail use. No worries of punctured heat exchangers or ripped and blown tracks. Just don't be stupid by spinning over stuff like plowed fields, roads, ect.

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... =iceripper

 

[coldplace]

Just BS, i ride that on the mach z 1000, high speed and any miles on it very nice track!
will put it on my MCX apex this winter

I am contemplating buying the Ice Ripper XT for my Apex. I have heard a tale that they apparently don't last as long as a regular Ripsaw non studded or is this BS? I want to buy a track that will last me another 6000 miles and I would really hate not having studs anymore. I realized these will not be what normal studs are for traction but will help significantly more when on ice. I was just wondering if anyone has had this track on for more than a season and what their thoughts are of the track. I have read up on some info in the FAQ section and some searches but can't make up an honest decision. Thanks in advance.