Regardless of the brand of snowmobile we love, the one thing we all have in common is the constant quest for maximum performance on the snow. Over the last few decades, manufacturers have been striving to produce snowmobiles with tracks that are adapted to each individual’s use. However, we, snowmobilers, rarely pay special attention to what faces the snow head-on: the front tracks.
If you take a serious look at the subject, many designers offer replacement skis adapted to the conditions in which they will be used. This investment is diametrically related to the enjoyment of our sport.
Kimpex has been working hard on this aspect of snowmobiling and they offer products that are worthy of our full attention. Here is an overview of what they have developed to improve our rides.
Ski Stealth:
This name reminds us of the stealth aircraft of the U.S. military that foils radar in a multitude of ways. The Stealth ski is inspired by this characteristic, because by its design, it erases all traces of its passage, leaving an untouched and virgin trail.
The original idea behind the design was to create a ski that was comfortable in off-piste conditions and that could float on existing tracks instead of following them, thus avoiding any form of drifting. The primary idea is as follows: the rails dive under the snow to follow and produce its own track instead of being affected by the tracks previously made by other snowmobiles.
Each ski has two different shaped and lengthy rails. The oversized rail should be installed outward for increased steering and better grip on the snow.
This Stealth ski has a specific width of 7 inches. The main reason for this width is to ensure good flotation without diving into the snow, especially in extreme off-piste situations.
During its installation, the Stealth ski can be installed according to the desired width and according to the preferences of its user by its adapters.
This ski with its revolutionary design prevents any form of swerving and reduces the steering effort considerably. To make your own way and to ignore the previous passage, isn’t it a dream that we want to reach for pleasant excursions? This is what the Stealth ski offers in all discretion!
Ski Rush:
If you are looking for a replacement ski that will give you versatility and performance for every dollar invested, the Rush ski is the alternative to consider. Seven colors are available to match the color scheme of the brand and preference of the individual.
This ski weighs only 4 pounds and is one of the lightest on the market. With its single keel, only one rail can be installed and it is compatible with some original rails from snowmobile manufacturers. Its 5.5-inch shell offers excellent driving precision that is more than acceptable. This ski easily complements a snowmobile and a rider who advocates aggressive trail riding. It is a great choice for unparalleled precision and versatility.
Simple and competent are the adjectives that characterize this ski that will personalize your snowmobile with style.
Ski Arrow II:
If you want to take your snowmobile’s front end to the next level and increase its bite on the trail, this new generation ski is for you. It has a 5.5 inch width just like the Rush model, but this one has a double keel to accommodate 2 rails. This aspect allows a constant connection in correlation with the trail at all times. This quality will require a more sustained effort from the rider because of this firmer grip in the snow. However, during a sporty ride, this ski will perform the desired maneuvers with precision.
The Arrow II ski is the type of accessory for daredevils and thrill seekers. It’s the perfect ski for dominating arrogance and impudence on the trail with aplomb and confidence.
