Thanks for all the great video's Mark...you convinced me to spring check a 2020 Expedition Extreme just yesterday to go along side my 17' Adrenaline 850. I have 5k miles on that after 2 winters here in Maine and have really enjoyed it but can't wait to get my hands on this new Expedition in some deep snow. If it weren't for Snowtrax i wouldn't take a chance on a sled like this without at least riding it first...keep up the great content!
Excited to see how well this sled sells in the future. Just a little audio tip in case you didn't do it...throw a lapel mic into the jacket collar and put duct tape around the side not against the collar leaving the top still exposed. The mic will still pick up voice, but be protected by the wind. A trick I use quite effectively unless it's really gusty. Saves audio editing and listeners ears. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to next season
Thanks for your comments! this is shot with an iPhone and we didn't have a wireless mic for it. We have since ordered one because we noticed like you did how much wind interference there is in this video. In the future, the sound will be much better. Until then we appreciate you watching!
@@snowtrax I always enjoy the content. Still hard for me to believe one can create really decent content with something as compact as an iphone. Although, it isn't just about the gear. 😉 keep up the great work.
@@VladMatejka Again, thank you. For the record, these walk-around videos are shot with an iPhone, but we actually have professional camera equipment and professional operators and editors that do the show, the full reviews and the studio content. We're glad the response to these walk-around videos has been so positive though. They're fairly easy to make and Mark, Luke and AJ are a wealth of knowledge and love to share.
@@snowtrax oh I never though that you didn't have a crew and pro gear, quite the contrary. It would be a whole other task to do your other videos without it all. I was just saying I'm always impressed when something like a mobile phone can be used effectively. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding. That being said one doesn't necessarily know when they aren't on the inside, so that's why I initially chimed in about the lapel mic. I initially assumed you used a pro camera for this video. Looking forward to next season!
Can you guys clear up some confusion for me regarding the Expedition Extreme track width. In all the reviews i've seen everyone says the 2020 has a 20 inch wide track. However, according to the Ski-Doo website and spec sheet, the 2019 was a 20 inch, while the 2020 has been increased to 24".. Does anyone know what's up with that??
i like your show and i just ordered a new sled from Ski Doo; 1st machine that i will own; just wish you would do a review of low price entry level models; i believe you are here to help increase the popularity of the sport and such so i think a show on low level models is more realistic for many people; experienced sledders obviously want the big crouch rocket machines etc but they are not the machines people need to learn on in my opinion; just my 2 cents; keep up the good work very good info about all aspects of sledding
Thanks for commenting, Rob. We actually did cover the Blast, Venom, MXZ 600 EFI and Backcountry 600 EFI this year. These are about the lowest priced entry level sleds available new. Have a look around the channel to see more content. Thanks again.
Thanks for all the great video's Mark...you convinced me to spring check a 2020 Expedition Extreme just yesterday to go along side my 17' Adrenaline 850. I have 5k miles on that after 2 winters here in Maine and have really enjoyed it but can't wait to get my hands on this new Expedition in some deep snow. If it weren't for Snowtrax i wouldn't take a chance on a sled like this without at least riding it first...keep up the great content!
Excited to see how well this sled sells in the future.
Just a little audio tip in case you didn't do it...throw a lapel mic into the jacket collar and put duct tape around the side not against the collar leaving the top still exposed. The mic will still pick up voice, but be protected by the wind. A trick I use quite effectively unless it's really gusty. Saves audio editing and listeners ears. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to next season
Thanks for your comments! this is shot with an iPhone and we didn't have a wireless mic for it. We have since ordered one because we noticed like you did how much wind interference there is in this video. In the future, the sound will be much better. Until then we appreciate you watching!
@@snowtrax I always enjoy the content. Still hard for me to believe one can create really decent content with something as compact as an iphone. Although, it isn't just about the gear. 😉 keep up the great work.
@@VladMatejka Again, thank you. For the record, these walk-around videos are shot with an iPhone, but we actually have professional camera equipment and professional operators and editors that do the show, the full reviews and the studio content. We're glad the response to these walk-around videos has been so positive though. They're fairly easy to make and Mark, Luke and AJ are a wealth of knowledge and love to share.
@@snowtrax oh I never though that you didn't have a crew and pro gear, quite the contrary. It would be a whole other task to do your other videos without it all. I was just saying I'm always impressed when something like a mobile phone can be used effectively. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding.
That being said one doesn't necessarily know when they aren't on the inside, so that's why I initially chimed in about the lapel mic. I initially assumed you used a pro camera for this video.
Looking forward to next season!
Awesome video Mark.. Interested see if Polaris will try to notch up the titan to compete. Love this new skidoo and the potential of this new segment.
Was thinking of this machine before I ordered the 2020 BC XRS...tick tick tick. Thx Mark.
What a workhorse!!!!Swiss army knife of snomobiles.!!!.wow....thanks for this vid!
Hi Mark, how is the track noise/vibration compared to the Titan.
Can you guys clear up some confusion for me regarding the Expedition Extreme track width. In all the reviews i've seen everyone says the 2020 has a 20 inch wide track. However, according to the Ski-Doo website and spec sheet, the 2019 was a 20 inch, while the 2020 has been increased to 24".. Does anyone know what's up with that??
i like your show and i just ordered a new sled from Ski Doo; 1st machine that i will own; just wish you would do a review of low price entry level models; i believe you are here to help increase the popularity of the sport and such so i think a show on low level models is more realistic for many people; experienced sledders obviously want the big crouch rocket machines etc but they are not the machines people need to learn on in my opinion; just my 2 cents; keep up the good work very good info about all aspects of sledding
Thanks for commenting, Rob. We actually did cover the Blast, Venom, MXZ 600 EFI and Backcountry 600 EFI this year. These are about the lowest priced entry level sleds available new. Have a look around the channel to see more content. Thanks again.
Great clip
Can I use it as a two up? Any seats available?
Is the 150 km/h from the speedometer or a GPS number?
just pick up mine last weekend!
Please invest in a lapel mic. ;)
What is the best back country wide track sled ..
Im an official member of the fur hat club,mattawa area.
605 kilometers = 375 miles. A lot of miles?
I've done more than that in a single day. lol
Same lol.
Looks like a tank
"Tire"
Bogus....er bogey