Woody's Aftermarket Ski Runners Runners Available for C&A, Curve, Slydog, USI, Split Rail and Simmons Snowmobile Trail Skis. If you don't find the runner you are looking for contact us. We'll do our best to help you find a runner to fit your ski. • The Executive runner has 8' of 60° turning carbide. It is suitable for competition and experienced riders. The carbide in this runner must be balanced with a studded track. • The Ace Bar has 6' or 8' of 60° turning carbide on a tall, square host bar.

Ski Width: 5.5' Ski weight: Approximative 4.10 lbs. Ultra-Light Ski The lightest on the market. Kimpex Handle:Uses the same handle as the original Kimpex plastic skis. Raised rear portion. Pre-drilled holes for easy installation of runners. DOUBLE KEELS: Characteristic which has made the ARROW ski's reputation. SKI SKINS FOR ARCTIC CAT. $63.95 - $79.95. View Details. Show only SNO-STUFF products. Repair Manual. $31.95 - $39.95. View Details. Show only Clymer products. Arrow II Skis. View Details. Show only Kimpex products. Revolutionary twin keel with high sidewalls for ultimate control and stability in corners. Integrated fixation for faster installation while providing extreme rigidity. Uses the same handle as the original Kimpex plastic skis. Raised rear portion. Each ski uses two Kimpex carbide wear bars or BRP Precision ski carbides.

Works great if you ride in deep snow. • The Trail Blazer IV runner has 6' of 60° turning carbide. Great if you are looking for overall improvement in handling to replace your OEM runner. Use with a studded or un-studded track.

• The Extender Trail III has 4' of 60° turning carbide for trail touring. Use with a lightly studded or un-studded track.

• Hardweld and Standard bars do not have carbide inserts. • The Dooly has two Flat-Top runners mounted on a plate which significantly reduces darting. The carbide in the ski follows the same riding guidelines as single bars. • The Slim Jim is built from one piece of steel. The runner portion is taller for deeper penetration for superb darting reduction and cornering control.

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