The Summit 174" T3 is here at Lifestyles!

[pyxle]

Come check it out until tomorrow at the shop, then at the Mount Baker Shootout all this weekend!

Mark
Lifestyles Ski-Doo
3302 Cedardale Rd Suite e-100
Mount Vernon, WA 98274

www.lifestylesskidoo.com

 

[H20SKE]

Looking forward to riding it on the hill Friday and seeing it Thursday at the shop in the morning as we pick up parts as we head up

 

[Totally Tully]

Is that thing geared down to turn the larger track, or does it use the same gears as the shorter tracks?

 

[winter brew]

Is that thing geared down to turn the larger track, or does it use the same gears as the shorter tracks?

19/51 And 7t drivers....plenty low.

 

[blindman]

why?

Why not due the 8t with the chaincase drop???

better arc for the track. looks like plenty of clearance.

seems silly to do the 7tooth in the new sled.

 

[H20SKE]

I can tell you--after spending a couple hours on it Friday afternoon--getting back into pocket and the bowls--which was DEEP and not much of any base--being able to play around on it and experiment with it--my review:
Ski's great in deep--did not like anywhere else
Turning and maneuvering--easy or easier than a 154
Climbing--it will go up where you may not want to go, very flickable
Sidehilling--unreal for ease of holding a line and not falling off--able to sidehill very comfortably at 6500rpm and work the hill.

IMHO---This sled will have the other manufacturers chasing them--this is a game changer for sure.

For those that can really put the hurt on the hill--this sled would be crazy for you--it makes me look good...and feel better!

 

[sledheadedd]

I'll say this sled dose rip and is very nimble.after watching it allot on Friday.and watching Paul h2oske and his kids.pound the pocket hill forever he wanted me to try it out but i didn't want to have to buy one. lol it looks very tree worthy for a 174 turns on a dime..and i am not yellow fan.but for out of the box sled wow..... and big shout out to lifestyles for making this happen

 

[Chadman]

I am wondering due to the lower gearing and big track if this sled feels more like a tractor than a zippy zing zing type of sled.
Did anybody race a proclimb or proride sled against the T3?