I bought a stud kit from
Fast-Trac never install the kit before. Talk to the technical support with their YouTube page. It was extremely easy. Save me about $400. It took me only about three hours start to finish for the first time installing a stud kit. Very happy with the product

I purchased one of your Top Gun II kits for my sled last year and finally got around to installing them last week. The install went well considering I did it in the back of my trailer with no lift. 96 stud kit took me only 4 hours which is longer than the estimate on your site, but I am not complaining and very happy. The kit was installed on a 2021 Polaris 600 Indy XC (now nicknamed "Flamethrower") and taking it's first trip next week near St Germain. Thanks!

PS For the complaints about pushing the studs through, I found it easier to push them through immediately after drilling while the track is still hot/soft from drilling. I drilled 6-8 at a time which also made cutting easier as the tool cuts better when hot.

I spoke with Chris and his father regarding what I needed for my sled. I ordered the product they sent single backers which I thought I was supposed to get the doubles and singles so I reached out to Chris and he shipped me out double backers along with the extra backer for drilling you told me to send them back what I didn't use. Chris was very responsive to his emails will definitely use their product again. I'm also pretty sure Sunday evening he was messaging me when I had questions since this is the first time I've ever started my own track.

Thank you for everything! I appreciate the personal attention in calling me in response to my email, making a special template to meet my needs (or wants), and then taking the time to email the template to me during weekend hours. A+ in my book!

(Sled: 2015 Polaris Switchback Pro-S; Order: 120 studs, 120 red single backers, stainless nuts, came with install kit and template-complimentary).

I have been riding since I was a little kid, but never needed to install my own studs, since as an adult my sleds already had them installed. After riding all winter last year in extremely cold and icy conditions, I decided that I was going to take on the job before riding this winter. Well, I did it! First thing I said to myself when I put that last stud in was, "Girl Power!" I did this install on my own! My husband, dad and brother...very impressed! Especially since my brother was quoted over $800 to have his done by someone else. Of course I used the Fast-Trac's instructions, install kit, template and youtube video. The video made everything so much easier. The only thing that I did differently so that I was "multi-tasking", and maintaining interest on a very cold night, was to make the holes at the top, moving the track toward me (as seen in the video), and when I could get to the holes underneath, I would push the studs through as shown in the video (drill top, insert stud bottom, drill top, insert stud bottom, repeat...). When I got around the track, my studs were ready for the backers and nuts. YOUTUBE LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhkW9MUzxds

I rode my sled about 350-375 miles in all types of conditions last week (groomed, moguls, secondary very rough, roads, etc.) in Oswego, Lewis and Jefferson Counties of NY. Needless to say, I am a female rider that likes to do my best to "keep up with the guys", so I wasn't taking it easy on these studs, except on the bare roads. Gotta say... I am extremely happy with my Fast-Trac studs!!

Recommended! Happy riding with Lotsa snow, Lorrie

great flush fit, lighter and stronger than outher brands!!! 108 studs,retainers and stainless nuts. 6.67 lbs - less rotating mass than outher brands, I now know where I'm purchasing traction products for my outher two machines