Mr hillclimb is just jealous that he's not getting the sponsor love and getting paid for it like some others. Some people can't figure out that this kind of innovation is good for us all.
New Burandt approved pure polaris accesories
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Mr hillclimb is just jealous that he's not getting the sponsor love and getting paid for it like some others. Some people can't figure out that this kind of innovation is good for us all.
yeah, i just really dont get it. When i see people tryin to bag on burandt or rasmussen... They want to argue with their opinions and even more than that, their success! These guys (and many many MANY others) are making this sport better for the rest of us. Even if you dont like how they ride, or what they think, or whatever... the backcountry pro riders really are making this industry better and better each year. Again, i only used those two names because, well, they are the biggest ones. There are tons of amazing riders that are working with the manufacturers and making this sport better for all of us... so thank you!
i dont think they are going to have much issues sellin the 13's
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High Velocity
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Me too ! I'll take both a left AND a right running board !! Oh, you were referring to the tunnel bag as well weren't you ?
LOL !!
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109RMSHA
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My point exactly Polaris does have great ideas and products. They use his name for sales alone. Polaris deserves the credit in my eyes for the great products. By the way I get great sponsorship from the products I use and give them all the credit for the stuff they sell or produce not myself.
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pura vida
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those will be better than the stock 11 or 12 boards but airframes will still be fairly superior.
oh, and btw, i've had my airframes for over a year... and can say they are spectacular and the best product i've put on any sled. (so yes, i'm a little biased)
they will still collect snow with how wide the platforms are. even the new boards for 13 will collect more than airframes for two reasons. one they are square, and two they are raw aluminum. but either way they are FAR superior to any other manufactures' boards and polaris is clear doing some really cool things. plus, they are obviously listening to what the consumers are saying. good on them
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oh, and btw, i've had my airframes for over a year... and can say they are spectacular and the best product i've put on any sled. (so yes, i'm a little biased)
they will still collect snow with how wide the platforms are. even the new boards for 13 will collect more than airframes for two reasons. one they are square, and two they are raw aluminum. but either way they are FAR superior to any other manufactures' boards and polaris is clear doing some really cool things. plus, they are obviously listening to what the consumers are saying. good on them
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merlin2569
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Wish that bag had a place to put a shovel on it
509 Goggle PICS....
I've been riding with the Aviators for 2 seasons now... Love the googles!
Good to see Polaris hooking up with Tom... 509 is a A real snowmobiler based business.. With great products.
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I've been riding with the Aviators for 2 seasons now... Love the googles!
Good to see Polaris hooking up with Tom... 509 is a A real snowmobiler based business.. With great products.
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The Beacon, Shovel, and Probe need to be on your person, keeping them on the sled does zero good after the avalanche.
Some people including myself ride with 2 shovels one in pack one in tunnelbag.. becasue when stuck on a slope, you need to take off your pack to get your shovel out.. what good is an avy bag (which most of us were) when its not on you. Never take your avy bag off if in avy terrain. ive heard horror stories of guys having them off and getting burried.
So having one in your tunnel bag is smart. IMO
Agreed always have one in your pack first.
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With that additional bit of information I agree, But if you only carry one carry it on your person and practice with your beacon and probe occasionally (once a year as a minimum) so that time isn't waisted when you need to locate a friend.
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Iv'e carried 2 shovels for as long as i remember one on the sled and one in the bag, I haven't had to use the one on the sled this year yet with the new polaris Im getting stuck a lot less.
Iv'e carried 2 shovels for as long as i remember one on the sled and one in the bag, I haven't had to use the one on the sled this year yet with the new polaris Im getting stuck a lot less.
Well maybe you can get that one guy....never mind nobody cool does Ski-Doo stuff. Hold on...is this Fred in disguise?
By the way...CB told me to say that or I wouldn't have!
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Arcteryx
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Assuming of course that the only time you will need to use your shovel is when your sled is buried but you are not.
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