Purchase ARCTIC CAT (EX AWS I & II) SLYDOG POWDER HOUND 8" B/G MULTI SKIS, MNTS, 6" CARBS in Flint, Michigan, US, for US $364.00

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ARCTIC CAT (EXCEPT AWS I & II) SLYDOG POWDER HOUND 8" SKIS, MOUNTS, 6" CARBIDES

INCLUDES 2 SKIS w/ BLACK LOOPS
MOUNTS
6" CARBIDES

Product Details

Introduced in 2005, the original Powder Hound model. It features the same patented keel design as our trail ski, but has a much
wider platform and intake scoop for improved floatation and side hilling capabilities.
The 8" Powder Hound is the most responsive and versatile ski available!

SNOW INDUCTION

All Slydog Ski models use a Snow Induction process that improves cornering and side hilling capability. This process
also creates superior flotation in deep powder and enhanced handling on the trail. By creating its own
unique footprint, a Slydog ski minimizes your sled’s tendency to dart toward or hunt for existing snowmobile tracks.

Snow Induction is achieved with the combination of a reverse angle keel and a channel,
which narrows as it runs the length of the keel. The channel compresses snow against the reverse angle keel,
creating a solid base for the keel to corner against, as well as creating lift when you are in powder.

One of the most appealing traits of this technology is that the ski works with the rider while minimizing steering effort.
The more aggressive the rider the more aggressive the ski becomes. Snowcross, deep powder and trail riding snowmobilers
will all benefit from this exciting ski design.

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