I use an old pair of ski skins that I had from a 1997 Formula Z
I bolted on a set of straps to hold onto the spindle (while going forward or backwards).
Looks cheesy ,but works and saved probably $90.
:cool_old:

 

I use an old pair of ski skins that I had from a 1997 Formula Z
I bolted on a set of straps to hold onto the spindle (while going forward on backwards).
Looks cheesy ,but works and saved probably $90.
:cool_old:

Like so

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Tracks USA

 

A buddy of mine has the ones from Tracks USA and they work very good. Or you can make a pair like ilovemyskidog has and save some coin (nice job by the way :wink_old: ).

 

A buddy of mine has the ones from Tracks USA and they work very good. Or you can make a pair like ilovemyskidog has and save some coin (nice job by the way :wink_old: ).

Same here. More expensive than I thought they'd be, but the darn things work, and he's had em for years.

 

Same here. More expensive than I thought they'd be, but the darn things work, and he's had em for years.

My dad always told me, "Quality remains long after price is forgotten." How very true. :wink_old:

 

Another vote for tracks USA.....They are the most expensive, but they are definitely the best ones.

https://www.tracksusa.com/tracks-usa-ski-boots-detail.htm?productId=-3387813

Have couple pair of OLDER Sno Stuff boots and they are decent....but they been across the concrete too many times and are starting to get holes in them. Last year my buddy bought a NEW pair of Sno Stuff and he sent them back right away.....they are really thin and cheap now.

 

Check out the Skinz protectors as well.

Don~

 

I use the Skinz ones and the Tracks USA ones. The Skinz ones work better in my opinion and after about 7 years of use.

 

 

Bead liner with u-bolts = cheep

 

I made a few extras.

 

 

Can ya back up with them on ?

 

Yes you can sorry for the late response.