WRP Wide boards

[greasemonkey3406]

Anyone have the WRP wide boards installed on their pro? Im thinkin about getting a set for next season and was wondering what everyone that have used them think about them. Are they hard to install? Stronger than stock boards?

Thanks.

 

[S.Diddy]

I don't have any experience with the wide board kit, but I have their standard mountain tuff running board inserts and can say that anything WRP puts out is well thought out and works better than anticipated. I couldn't be happier with my WRP boards and can't imagine that the wide board kit isn't amazing. I say pull the trigger!!

 

[IQRIDR]

I just installed a set of the Skinz airframe boards on my pro and they are amazing. No flex, awesome grip, no more snow sticking at all...winning! I have not used the WRP but they look nice too. Just sharing my experience. Also, the Skinz are 1" wider which is nice..

 

[redink420]

I would not reccomend the wide board kit. Part of what makes a pro not get stuck and easier to get unstuck is the fact it is so narrow. I ran the wrp wide board kit on my '09 Assault. That was my first experience with aftermarket boards. Yes they were stiffer but I was looking for better snow cleanout and more standing room. This didn't work well for my riding style though. I like to sidehill, alot! Turns out the back of the running board being wider causes the *** end to drop out much easier because you basically roll over onto the board, unweight the track the sled turns uphill and you get stuck. The WRP is a good product, just didn't fit my style.

This year I put on better board inserts on the '11 assault. In no way would I recommend putting wideboards on a pro.

After writing all this, are you sure they even make a wideboard kit for the PRO? I can't imagine they do.