The idea and claims around these things all soundgood and make sense but has anyone out there compared them to stn. sliders?
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Rick.

I've tried them a couple of times. Biggest difference is the price. Didn't seem to last any longer or give any more noticable speed. :doh:

i run the graphite sliders from sno-stuff about 30.00 a pair. the i drill them with a 1/4" drill. 3700miles plus and still going

They lasted longer on my indy 500 but wore the track clips very quick I would not recommend them. Put the money towards some hyperfax slides.

I love them. won't run anything else.
We were out on a real cold morning, on freshly groomed trails a couple years ago. Three buddies burned up their sliders, I didn't have any problem.

convinced me.

FishHog

I have used them and drilled them and really found no benefit to them. A friend always uses teh super slippery sliders, expensive but he says they work great. Not sure what I am doing yet this year.

I've used them. But conditions have varied so much that I haven't been able to do that much of a comparison. They seem to last longer but who really knows. My saber carbides also seemed to last longer than my woodys too. So I don't know if it was just conditions. I bought another set of the graphites. Same dealer. They aren't much more. I get them for around 23 bucks a set. And the regulars are just under 20 so not much different.