Yes, profloats. I love them. The other sled has DS2 with skins. The DS2 floats a small amount better but the profloat steers better and way less darty. I also like that the profloat is more flexible when driving over obstacles. Mine also has rock shocks and other one has stock shocks so that makes some handling difference also.

So far still really happy with it. Havent had any problems with the 600 yet. It doesnt get as good of mileage as the ace engines, it gets around 15 normal riding. Could get better at slower speeds, Less off trail. For the price I dont think they can be beat.

@chrisgeer9221 thanks u very much we just reel want it for ice fishing and when my dad trail sleds breaks down and it will be like a back up sled

I have the glove box extension and mounted the powered garmin mount (which has way more wires than needed) to the door. It's a standard AMPS bolt pattern and the glove box extension is already marked for it. I bought an extra ski doo accessory connector to wire the mount to for power. It works great.

It was about 2 1/2 ft in the first open spot and 3-3 1/2 in the other spot. It was all from one storm and was really soft with no base. It did excellent in it. You could make it dig but if you slowed down it would pop right on top and float, both sleds do have wider skis or skins. It was one of the few times we get powder like that around here and they both did better than I expected. My friend im riding with is very new to it and handled it really well.

@@chrisgeer9221 thanks; i am new and tipped it a couple times last season; are you standing in the deep stuff and mainly leaning to turn it or useing skis to turn

A little bit of both leaning and turning. At slow speed its pretty much all with skis. Balance on a narrow front end is really important, what makes them tip is also what makes them handle in powder. Just takes practice. I see alot of people lean but push with the wrong foot, for instance wants to lean left but they push down with right foot. Hard to explain. There's alot of good videos from mtn riders, search some of the mountain riding videos and then adapt it to our lower power utility sleds

@@chrisgeer9221 lol know what u mean i do that; feel like tipping so go other way with foot lol i will try when we get some snow not to much here in NorthEastern Ontario

@@chrisgeer9221 beeen practicing staying on inside foot; damm it aint natural lol but found some 2ft snow on an old bush rd and was hitting it nice; see why my grandson likes that stuff it is fun