i am thinking 151 0r 159 but whats the best type
best track for climbing
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agree with suitcase 69
think you got the backwards......i couldnt get my powerclaw to penetrate the ice which made it no fun for going up or down. in the fluffy however it dominates....any kind of snow other then hard and it dominates as well.
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suitcase
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I'm with you on the going down on ice with the powder claw under your sled, no slowing down. As far as that track not working on the hard or icy, there might be a diffrence in our geographical locations. Where I'm at, our snow in the spring, does not have a chance to get as hard as it would up there. We don't have very could temp's at night that time of yr. So when I say hard and icy, IMO might not be near what you would ride on when the conditions get hard and icy, farther north. The track that I rode on also had the screws in it, sure that might change things as well
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I agree spring snow...finger track but you cant put it on the 3.0 driver sleds, must be why my 09 M-1000 has 162 camo X and I still have my old 900 cat 2.52 drivers 159 finger track for spring ridding, power claw is good , I just didnt like ridding it downhill.
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for powder 2.5 challenger extreme but for spring snow i am going to have to say challenger lite 
if theres no base it really really sucks though
if theres no base it really really sucks thoughDid everyone forget about the 163 & 174 3" monsters for the deeeep snow.
havent tried 3" yet, but 2.5x174 hard to beat
what size ???
black ones that hold air
big ones is good ones.
but serious.. the bigger, longer, the better, for straight climbing in the deep, it really cant be big enough...
Stick with the track. You have to buy four tires or just one track.
166" series IV 2.4" lug, 2.52 pitch track...ROCKS
so does the 159" series IV 2.4", 2.52...some of the best tracks ever made
so does the 159" series IV 2.4", 2.52...some of the best tracks ever made
