Oem Skidoo Mountain Ski

Honestly neither - I have them on my '03 Summit and had to put shaper bars on them just to keep from pushing so much and they don't float up in pow good at all. The newer mtn pilots are "acceptable". The best mountain ski by far are Mods (and yes, I have tried powder pros and simmons too): http://www.modsskis.com/

Have FUN!

G MAN

Hey G Man

I see you ride in north mi
how are those mod skiis in the hard pack.
I trail ride but also like to go off in the powder.
i need a skii that can rail turns and still do good in the powder
the mods dont seem to have much of a keel
thanks r k

i,m also wanting a better ski for the powder. i like the precisions ski on hard pack trails but i cant steer worth a #### in powder condtions.

what would be a good ski for my 2002 mxz 800 with 144 studs 1in track

and i,m also thinking of long tracking it this summer.

Hey G Man

I see you ride in north mi
how are those mod skiis in the hard pack.
I trail ride but also like to go off in the powder.
i need a skii that can rail turns and still do good in the powder
the mods dont seem to have much of a keel
thanks r k[/b]

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Hey r k!

I've never used the Mods in northern MI. I just have my two "classic" sleds over there in Charlevoix at my folk's place.

Mods skis are a tri-keel design. The center keel is not as deep and aggressive as C&A's or Powder Pros but when you turn them on edge the side keels grip and they will rail plenty well in everything but hardpack/ice. Never tried in those conditions but I would guess a good set of 7/16" bars with carbides (Bergstroms?) would work well in those conditions (the old yamaha exciter bars fit the mods skis). For powder and sidehilling there is no question in my mind that Mods are the best ski out there. I'd say go for them! And be aware that there is another outfit calling there skis m.o.d.s. which are completly different and total junk (sold out of Shadetree).

Have FUN!

G MAN