LordEnzo
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(Feel free to use this thread to ask any other ?s relating to the topic)
There's a lot of cheap, and few expensive, options. Best of the best, by my understanding, are MaxTrax. Personally, dont want to spend $300+ on a pair. (I kno, I kno, u get what u pay for. But I've almost always been able to skirt this rule safely, so it rarely applies in my personal belief. Therefore, to each their own.)
That said, I'm more so concerned about the materials use. Based on my research, some are polypropylene, which seems like original material. And others, more costly, are reinforced nylon. It looks like the nylon boards are the sturdier ones and that will last longer, take more abuse. Am I correct in this?
I've watched multiple YouTube videos, and read many reviews. But this is one aspect of these boards not covered anywhere.
I live in Florida, so mainly mud and sugar sand. Bridging and stepping arent much a concern, but i have seen such opportunities.
Here are some of the boards I'm looking at (engineering grade reinforced nylon), as well as replaceable studs for when the originals burn/break off. Any other insight/info on the topic will be much appreciated.
There's a lot of cheap, and few expensive, options. Best of the best, by my understanding, are MaxTrax. Personally, dont want to spend $300+ on a pair. (I kno, I kno, u get what u pay for. But I've almost always been able to skirt this rule safely, so it rarely applies in my personal belief. Therefore, to each their own.)
That said, I'm more so concerned about the materials use. Based on my research, some are polypropylene, which seems like original material. And others, more costly, are reinforced nylon. It looks like the nylon boards are the sturdier ones and that will last longer, take more abuse. Am I correct in this?
I've watched multiple YouTube videos, and read many reviews. But this is one aspect of these boards not covered anywhere.
I live in Florida, so mainly mud and sugar sand. Bridging and stepping arent much a concern, but i have seen such opportunities.
Here are some of the boards I'm looking at (engineering grade reinforced nylon), as well as replaceable studs for when the originals burn/break off. Any other insight/info on the topic will be much appreciated.
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