RZR Turbo S, Maverick X3 XRS RR, KRX 1000 Snow Wheeling! 

Thanks for watching!

Thanks man!

Appreciate it bro, need to get you back out here! Rzr heaven in this snow 🤣

@@McCurdyOutdoors just let me know when the snow is just right and you've got time and I'll make it happen

@@joshuabright547 I'll give ya dates for a spring run soon.

Thanks man! 👊

Sub'd back!

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Thanks man! Idaho 👍

Same here, just bad timing on our end. You running them stock or done a gear reduction?

@@McCurdyOutdoors stock with AA clutch kit

Dang I'm impressed. No front diff issues? Ball joints? Axles?

Nope, nope and nope!

@@jurassicninjas562 Glad to hear!

Haha right?! Buy a used sled for what tracks cost 👊

Ton of stress like you said. I'd buy wider tires to get more flotation before chains 👍

Haha yep, snow sucked, no grip and no base.

I thought about it before buying the Carnivores this fall but generally we ride a lot of dirt/rocky road to get to the snow. Not sure the 2ply ss360's would fair very well. Have you tired them?

I have thought about trying them been reading reviews and I think I’m going to get a set for a New Years trip that a take every year

Depends on what type of snow and snow depth honestly. These machines stock are geared very high and we've found that trying to crawl/cruise in deep snow just doesn't work and you need momentum. We've smoked a ton of belts trying to not spin tires but also keep the clutch engaged while also not high centering ourselves...its a huge balance really. Also the gopro footage doesn't show that most of the time we're driving uphill, which makes a huge difference even if its a pretty small grade. Airing down, throttle control and knowing the type of snow and depth all help though. Overall its fun because of the challenge and the more you do it the more you'll learn. A foot deep and under you can go at any speed you want...add another foot or two and the going gets a hell of a lot tougher lol. Go prepared and go with buddies who are equally prepared and have fun!

Have a mic in the helmet wired to the gopro 👍

@@McCurdyOutdoors awesome thanks. I had just ordered some cables to hook to our rugged radios intercom and I was making sure there wasn’t another way that was easier.

@@justindemott4990 No problem. That's the only way I know of.

Carnivores, rampages and 370s in that order in my opinion. Rockzillas did ok but I'd say they're 4th in line after a few other snow rides in different types of snow. Thanks for watching!

I ended up getting a set of 5 super grip k9 xt on system 3 SB4 beadlocks they look like awsome tires

@@digsterdude Awesome! Heard both good and bad things about em. Let me know how they work out!

And on icy road wich one bether betwine carnivores and system 3 370 or rampage?

Rampage probably, more contact surface.

Its homemade, here's the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLwNPpObqLs.html

The KRX was at 2psi, everyone else was at or under 5psi...just shitty type of snow and uphill.

Out of all the tires I've ever owned, the 35" roxxzillas absolutely suck in winter, like 1 out of 10 suck lol

@@collinmorgan20 Think it largely depends on snow condition. Powder and ice they're absolutely garbage - packed or wet snow they're descent with a lot of flotation.

🤣 I hear ya. We probably aren't the craziest group but we rip it pretty good.

Krx was at 1psi, 2seat rzr was at 5, the others were around 6. No traction/flotation in dry powder with no base, not to mention uphill 😕

@@McCurdyOutdoors gotcha , just making a suggestion, we play in the snow also ,so far this yr no base , great video !! 👍🏻😎

@@ramonruybal9808 Yep, we always seem to have bad timing on snow lol. Thanks for watching man 👊

@@McCurdyOutdoors luv watching videos of what we do too !! Wish I could send pics for u !! Snow half way up my windshield

@@ramonruybal9808 Sounds like a blast! Find me on Facebook or email pics to mccurdyoutdoors@gmail.com 👍