Like this

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSU1E...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFtIS...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Kea...eature=related

They look cool and very functional, which they should be for the price :/

 

@cbr995: ROFL! that would do the trick me thinks

 

see the problem i have is, i drive my Blazer just about anywhere i think it can go now.


if i had a set of those tracks, i'd have them on my truck 24/7, and would go everywhere, without a second thought about it. see that 3rd vid-with the blue Blazer going along the sled trail, that'd be me, but i'd have the truck buried up to the bumpers. wonder how well they'd work at that point?

 

ok i have to say video one made me angry... wow a groomer. FFS! get one with it!

@ old skool luvr: watch it again. after he hits the first drop and burries the d side front, you notice that they cut to a later point in the vid..... everything will get stuck eventually

 

LOL. Good point.






I wonder if the track can be driven on the road? Such as a DD.

 

i noticed that, but what i'm asking is, how well would it get out of it? 'cause that wasn't even that deep. and i'm talking about burying the bumpers, not splashing them with mud!

my guess for the edit was the track toed down and got "caught" in the hole that was under the water.

i wonder how long they'd last driving on the street? and how long do you think you could get away with driving on these, before the local donut guys got ahold of you?

 

look at johnny 5! he did ok on streets!

 

^^ .....everyone will be calling you before they call a tow truck for a rescue

 

as far as the street goes i would say it depend on your area. around here snowmobiles are more then welcome to drive down the road and most the cops wave. i could run them around here within 15/20 miles i would say without much problem.

also the tracks are regular sled tracks so replacing them is easy.