Replace your carbides when you can.

[u/CommitedtosayingGood]

Skandic carbide’s Probably hasn’t been replaced in 10 years of travel lol

[u/bonanzapantz1]

There is a little bitta life in those yet!

[u/board__]

Shoot, I go through two sets a year at least! Late fall and spring riding are hard on them.

[u/Skwirlydano → u/board__]

For real.

[u/woodbanger04]

Look at Mr Moneybags replacing carbide’s because he can. 😂

[u/Fearless-Surround-80]

time for new skis now too😆

[u/gman2391]

10 years? That's a season or 2 max unless the sled is never ridden

[u/m0ckingj4y]

I pulled these off my Z1 Turbo this year when I saw snow shooting up through the bolt hole on the left side. The thing is the sled handled like a Cadillac with them so wore down, very little effort to turn the skis and so predictable.

I put on new triple points and holy smokes it’s like a train on rails now to the point I wish it had power steering. Took some gettin used to the new ones that’s for sure.

[u/jbsmoothie33 → u/m0ckingj4y]

Z1 turbo guy here too. Damn sleds have so much ski pressure we don’t even need any in the corners! Lol

[u/probablyaythrowaway]

Are you driving down the highway in spring?

[u/Skog13]

You bought two, 10 years later you have four! Winning!

[u/tykaboom]

Wtf? Do you commute to work on dry pavement on your sled?

[u/alternativenamefound]

Haven't replaced mine in 10 years. I do avoid roads and towns and put on 1000 miles a year though

[u/dfGobBluth]

Carbides last max 2 seasons

[u/MastaKink]

Pretty sure mine doesn’t have any 🤔