Dual Skeg Skis?

• Nov 12, 2016

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What are the pros and cons?

 

• Nov 12, 2016

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They definitely steer and track amazing on the trail.

 

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Best trail ski out there for reducing darting, steer great too, after that,Junk in my opinion, I put them on my wife's sled and they help handling a lot on the hard pack.


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Gotta have strong arms.

 

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Yeah I don't ride groomed trails, but most of my riding is trail and lake riding.

 

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It might depend on your sled too,it's a really good upgrade on most Yamaha 4 stroke.

 

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Might of read that wrong....I have stud boy dooly skegs not dual skeg skis!

 

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Awesome on my M1000. way better on the trail up the mountain, wider ski so front didnt dive so bad. even spring conditions i thought they worked great

Strong arm comment,,,, i didnt notice much change, your either moving when steering, or rock the damn sled if stationary. not rocket science