Best track for '13 SBA 144?

[Mr. Pump Gas]

Hey Guys,

I mostly ride in MI and do off-trail, with a little trail(maybe 30%). We get deep snow(about 2-3' with bigger storms, but not like you do in the mountains).

My sled has a turbo and I am looking at the best overall track, I am more for performance in the deep and looking for a more rigid paddle that will hold to some trail riding, where the paddles won't become all folded over.

I would like 2 or 2.25" lug height, I have heard 2.5" might be too big and not allow snow clearance in front of tunnel, not sure if this is true or not?

Please let me know your thoughts/input! Thanks in advance

 

[Bredviken1]

Hey Guys,

I mostly ride in MI and do off-trail, with a little trail(maybe 30%). We get deep snow(about 2-3' with bigger storms, but not like you do in the mountains).

My sled has a turbo and I am looking at the best overall track, I am more for performance in the deep and looking for a more rigid paddle that will hold to some trail riding, where the paddles won't become all folded over.

I would like 2 or 2.25" lug height, I have heard 2.5" might be too big and not allow snow clearance in front of tunnel, not sure if this is true or not?

Please let me know your thoughts/input! Thanks in advance

I wil go for backcountry 1,75 or 2.0 polaris switchback track.

 

[magic23]

Go with a clallenger extreme 2inch ,much better then polaris 2 inch, its to soft and ,and back country track has to be the most deliminating track ever.

 

[garett87]

This is a 2.5" camo extreme on my switchback assault. I'm running avid 8 tooth 2.86pitch drivers and I still have .5" clearance.

 

[Mr. Pump Gas]

Thanks for the info and pic!