[racinfarmer]

I'm looking for skis for my ZR and need to meet certian requirements. They need to be able to go boondocking for about 35% of my riding time and the other 65% is trail, so would I be better off with C&A or Powder Pro??? Or maybe Cat's deep powder skis even???

Thanks for your imput.

 

[catspaz8]

I've got the C&A pros, i think that they are 6" wide and go great in both the powder and on the trails.

 

[kruzercat]

I put C&A Advantage Pro's on mine and I ride about the same as you: 35% Off-trail/65% On-trail. They do nice job and way better than the stock Cat ski's.

 

[bly123]

USI Project X Skis are the only way to go!!!!!!

 

[shuttlevalve]

i love simmons off trail. On trail i need a ton of ski pressure so it doesnt push of course i have 136x 1.5 so it has lot of fwd drive.

 

[turtleheadking]

I second the vote for Simmons.

 

[81 Hydrostream]

:div20: I've ran C&A pro's on my last 3 sleds, I love e'm. In my case the stock skis never see snow. There's no arc in the carbide, so they corner exellent!!!!

 

[kawicat]

sport trails are a very good value for the price. insane difference, zero darting and very tight handling. I would buy another set any day.

 

[1BADZR]

Originally posted by 81 Hydrostream@Sep 8 2005, 10:20 AM
:div20: I've ran C&A pro's on my last 3 sleds, I love e'm. In my case the stock skis never see snow. There's no arc in the carbide, so they corner exellent!!!!
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C&A's here to ,,,, I love em :banana:

 

[snow pro f7]

what is [email protected] website

 

[81 Hydrostream]

Originally posted by snow pro f7@Sep 9 2005, 03:16 PM
what is [email protected] website
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E-bay. Type in c&a skis..

 

[jefro56]

Originally posted by snow pro f7@Sep 9 2005, 03:16 PM
what is [email protected] website
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http://www.caultrapro.com/
The Outlaws balance out the 136" Ripsaw well. Steering effort's a little high but extremely positive. :div20:

 

[MONSTER1160]

I'v run all except the powder pro's and a friend of mine has them, don't know it he likes them or not. First over the stock skies I had the simmion'd not bad, big improvment over stock, the stockers push alot, simmion's are like on rails, but they tire you arms out on a long day because they only want to go straight, My King kat came with the parapligec skis those F*cking things almost killed me no steering control what so ever, the best was finally the C&A Razors, the most awsom ski ever make will take my 144"king around corners better than a Rev( I can run down all the REV's I run with) But even on the 300-400mile long days my arms aren't tired. I run 8" of carbide on the Razor and have 6" on the stockers and Dual 6"on the simmions.

 

[polcat]

I'm looking for a set of black OEM ZR/ZL skis in excellent condition located in Southeast MI.

 

[snow pro f7]

Has anyone ever tried the Ski Doo precision skis on there zr 900.I have a pair of precisions from my rev 800 that I used to have and traded in for my zr 900 (thank god LOL ) and I would like to try them on my zr.

 

[skyboz]

Originally posted by bly123@Sep 7 2005, 07:39 PM
USI Project X Skis are the only way to go!!!!!!
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:div20:

 

[FIRECAT SPANKER]

C&A race skis

 

[speedwerx1000]

C and A pros here, tried USI project X and they were fine also.

Any aftermarket is going to be a huge difference. Pick one for powder or trail and go for it

 

[FIRECAT SPANKER]

I like the C&A race skis the best