Looking around for paddles for my Predator, and am not sure what I want. I don't think I want Haulers because the area I will ride in most has some rocks and sticks. I have heard the Haulers are best in clean sand and may not take much of a beating. Also I think I want straight paddles (opinions here welcome too), and probably 20 inchers. Roosters seem to fit the bill, but wanted some opinions. Thanks in advance.

 

i have found that haulers are very durable as long as you dont try to spin them on hardpacked sand trails as you would on the open dunes.i think the haulers are the best choice if you want a true sand tire that will really perform when it has to.good luck

 

Ilike the paddle masters

 

I have the v-paddle Maxxis Roosters and I like them a lot. I don't do a lot of hill shooting so I prefer them to the straight paddles. They are a lot like Sand Skate IIs by Sand Tires Unlimited. I also have Maxxis Rooster razors on the front. My experience with them has been great![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Anything will work better than your knobbies. I have used just about every paddle out there and always go back to my Haulers. They just hook up better than anything else. They turn fine if you have the power to break them loose!

 

i like the haulers , but my brother bought a pair of hauler type called kings tire they are on the heavy side but they are tuff, but snad skates would be my choice for what you ride in.

 

I'm looking for Predator Paddles too. Seems like the Haulers are the ones to get.

Being a 500cc machine, are the 8's the way to go?

 

i rode a dealer one with pipe carb mount filter and 1 tooth lower front sprocket and he put 20" 9 paddle haulers and it worked well on the hill never saw it run in the flats to know how top speed was. so the 8 or 9 would be my choice

 

Went ahead and ordered the strait blade Roosters from my dealer. $150 mounted up.