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I am in the market for some paddle tires and will greatly appreciate some PSAR advice.
What are the best all around tires for the Oregon Coast? Are paddle tires needed or recommended for Moses Lake or Beverly?
I have been torn between the Skat Trak Haulers or Hauler Extremes for straight paddle. I am also interested in the ITP Sand Stars and the Skat Trak Edge for V-Shaped tires.
What are the best all around tires for the Oregon Coast? Are paddle tires needed or recommended for Moses Lake or Beverly?
I have been torn between the Skat Trak Haulers or Hauler Extremes for straight paddle. I am also interested in the ITP Sand Stars and the Skat Trak Edge for V-Shaped tires.
20" 8-paddle Hauler Extremes. Period...They hold up, they are worth the little extra extra over haulers. Extremes are a little stiffer paddle, than regular haulers, which I find kind of nice in different terrain. No more than 8 paddles, unless all you want to do is drag and you are building out your motor.
They grab when you need them to pull out of hole shots, and they flat out haul **** in the dune trails. And I DON'T ride slow.
I can cut a corner on a dime with my straight paddles. And sidehill with the best of them. Anyone who tells you straight paddles don't corner just doesn't know how to ride. 
Just my two cents, but I know I've put together a decent setup. You'll enjoy whatever you choose.
08-11-2009, 11:40 PM
20" 8-paddle Hauler Extremes. Period...They hold up, they are worth the little extra extra over haulers. Extremes are a little stiffer paddle, than regular haulers, which I find kind of nice in different terrain. No more than 8 paddles, unless all you want to do is drag and you are building out your motor.
They grab when you need them to pull out of hole shots, and they flat out haul **** in the dune trails. And I DON'T ride slow. I can cut a corner on a dime with my straight paddles. And sidehill with the best of them. Anyone who tells you straight paddles don't corner just doesn't know how to ride.
Just my two cents, but I know I've put together a decent setup. You'll enjoy whatever you choose.
They grab when you need them to pull out of hole shots, and they flat out haul **** in the dune trails. And I DON'T ride slow.
I can cut a corner on a dime with my straight paddles. And sidehill with the best of them. Anyone who tells you straight paddles don't corner just doesn't know how to ride. Just my two cents, but I know I've put together a decent setup. You'll enjoy whatever you choose.