Sell C&A PRO MTX EXTREME WHITE SKIS, MNTS, 6" CARBIDES SKI-DOO 2003 & OLDER DSA in Flint, Michigan, US, for US $449.00

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:Please seen item description for complete return policy and requirements. Thanks! Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:C & A PRO

C & A PRO MTX MOUNTAIN EXTREME SNOWMOBILE SKIS, MOUNTS, AND CARBIDES - NEW IN BOX
SKI-DOO 2003 & OLDER DSA

INCLUDES 2 SKIS, 2 MOUNTS and 2 CARBIDES

STUD BOY SWITCH-BACK (6" OF 60*) CARBIDE RUNNERS
or
WOODY'S BLAZER IV (6" OF 60*) CARBIDE RUNNERS

OTHER CARBIDE CHOICES AVAILABLE - PLEASE CONTACT US VIA THE LISTING

C&A PRO skis feature 90° edges throughout the running surfaces of the ski including the keel. The unique edge design produces extreme penetration in cornering with zero lift, provides maximum aggressive control for the racer and greatly reduces darting on the trails for recreational riders. The X EDGE design diverts snow away from the front, keeping snow spray away from the rider improving visibility.

MOUNTAIN EXTREME snowmobile skis are designed for top performance in deep powder conditions that demand
maximum flotation and agile steering. Wider than all of C&A’s other skis, the additional width provides an extended
surface to provide the front end lift needed in powder to reduce drag on components under the sled. The

skis feature rounded outer ribs and a contoured center keel for easy maneuverability when mountain trail riding.

Additional Features for this ski include:

• 8” wide profile.

• X EDGE 90° design with rounded outer ribs.

• Adjustable flexible tip.

• ISR approved handle.

• Total ski weight is 6.8 lbs., including handle.

THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR LISTING!

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