Ski Bottoms
Two different parts share this page, and they solve different problems. Ski bottoms from Starting Line Products are complete replacement bottoms for SLP ski systems; ski skins from Sno Stuff are molded 3/16-inch polyethylene covers that bolt over the stock ski you already have.
SLP ski bottoms. The Powder Pro bottom (39½ in. long, 7 in. wide) uses a multilevel keel: only the lower keel touches packed snow, so it steers precisely with less darting, while the upper keel and sidewall take over in deep powder. SLP recommends it for mountain, powder and snocross-type riding. The Mohawk bottom is built for today's rider-forward chassis and is described as very predictable, with aggressive bite and good flotation. Both come as the bottom only — the ski loop, mount shoe and carbides are ordered separately, so check the matching ski loops, ski mounts and runners before you order. Mohawk bottoms come in seven colors (35-500 through 35-506).
Sno Stuff ski skins. Each skin is molded and test-fitted to a specific ski, so order by make: Polaris, Yamaha, Arctic Cat or Ski-Doo, then confirm the model years on the product page. They are the same width as the ski, drilled for the stock wear bar (Polaris may need one extra hole), and sold in pairs. They stop snow and ice from freezing to the ski and protect a scuffed ski bottom.
Which one? A cracked or badly worn ski needs a new bottom or a complete ski; surface wear, or a sled that pushes in loose snow, is where a skin or a Powder Pro bottom pays off.
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