Slidekick Ice Scratchers ?

[Ausm7499]

I was wondering if anybody has any experience with the new slidekick ice scratchers made by between the lines designs. I really want to buy a pair but I am concerned that they will not kick up enough snow to keep everything cool.

If anybody has an first hand experience with them I would like to know what you think and how well they work.

 

[Sledsniper]

Side Kick Ice Scrachers?

I got to look at a pair today.I don't see how they could work very good.
Kind of like a wet noodle,you really have to expect allot from gravity.

Just my opionion from looking at them,havn't used them.
They do look well built.

 

[Uphill]

I held a pair once


I would say they are a preaty serious piece of cable, looks like they could be a winner.

 

[Elevation]

They are a good product I was so impresed I became a dealer. If I can send you a set please let me know
Bruce

 

[gixxer96]

I bought a pair. I liked the fact that they won't break or bend. I broke 2 sets of the normal scratchers last year because I forgot to put them up when I was in reverse. I hear that they act like a ice pick, bounce up and down with the trail. I don't know how well they will work on hard ice especially if is really smooth?? Hopefuly I'll try em Sunday.

 

[Chief]

Having broken HRP scratchers two seasons in a row I'm thinking of trying them and putting them off the ski spindle to kick the snow into the front of the track...

Anyone have any suggestions here?

 

[whitefish]

I'm a dealer as well. These work and work well. They accomplish this by using more mass than direct down pressure. Will they throw up as much as a traditional spring? Probably not. Do they throw up enough to keep thing cool and lubed? Yes they do. The best feature though is you put them down and forget about them. Feel free to ask questions or inquire about availablity. Thanks