Expert Knowledge and Insight in choosing the Best Off-Trail Sled | Summit, Freeride or Backcountry

[@snowtrax]

Sorry for the re-post if you caught this video earlier in the week. We found an error and needed to get it fixed. Let us know what you think of this series and let us know in the comments whether we should do this for another brand too!

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

got some miles on my first backcountry. first ski doo i have owned. i have to ask what is this other brand stuff you speak of? I have built many fast xcr 800 triples from polaris but are they still into sleds?

[@tboystoys5682]

I think you should do it for other brands as it is Great consumer information. Especially for those who are new to the sport Now they can actually choose the correct sled for the terrain their riding. Great Series Luke. 👍👍👍

[@robdetterman9213]

I think the biggest difference between the Freeride and Backcountry is the rear suspension. I went with a BC XRS because I am not a fan of the T motion suspension. It may have its place out west, but the type of backcountry riding I’m doing in Ontario or the UP the C motion is a much better choice. I also think it’s a more durable suspension as our group has had plenty of issues with the T motion. Thanks for all of your videos. I only trust two media sources for info on sleds and that’s the Lester’s and the Beilke’s!

[@Racer249]

I think the 154 option should be expanded to all backcounrtys not just the xrs, would make the best northern ont sled. Also hoping for a tundra extreme with the 600r for 2023

[@robbklein3908]

Thanks for all the interviews and reviews you guys do. It's always honest and informative and always plays in to my decision when it comes to buying a new sled.

[@snowtrax]

Awesome! Thank you very much!!

[@TheJrschaefer]

Not sure when this was filmed but some content or questions surrounding delayed parts and lapse in communication would be on point

[@VonSpud]

Our Tundra 600 A e machines at work haveva 32" Ski stance. First few times i took them out (2019 & 2020 models) I found them tippy, but only compared to trail machines. After those first rides I found the narrow Ski stance was just right. We ordered 2 x BCxrs 850 with 39" Ski stance (38-40" quick adjust) I think they will be perfect. The 154 x 2" tracks should be good for off trail.

[@wilsonrigney6084]

I thought I was loosing my marbles when I couldn't find this video yesterday. Glad to see its back up!

[@ernieferguson9513]

Your great videos are why you guys do what your do and guys like me only get to comment. Keep up the great work Lesters.

[@yorkchris10]

You can see why transforming geometry could be good for riders and manufacturers.

[@MrCoda47]

Does anyone know if it can be changed from sea level calibration to higher level calibration on the 2023s or 2024s

[@cledussnow9507]

4 uploaded vids in a row that are nothing but Skidoo. I understand getting sponsorship and perks, but damn. How much are they paying you to make a video saying the Mach is gunna be a faster than a sidewinder/Thundercat?

[@HankAaronJoseph19]

As long as it's a Skidoo

[@joshuamacnabb2725]

I definitely watched this already. Deja vu. Why did you re-released this?

[@snowtrax]

See the pinned comment above...

[@blairbreland1443]

Sign of poor host is when he interrupts while the guy is talking.

[@snowtrax]

K, bud.

[@marvlenzner8474]

Definitely don't like the looks of the hood

[@marvlenzner8474]

It's a whole lot better looking than the mingy in my world

[@jasonbennefield4695]

Can only hear a person say um sorry many times. Very annoying...

[@rmitchell1]

zzzz these type of videos are boring to me. I want snowmobile reviews lol

[@snowtrax]

Show returns to TV in about a week so stay tuned for all the reviews coming up.

[@rmitchell1]

@@snowtrax can't wait!!