That'll be awesome! I definitely would have liked to have had a bit more snow and a bit more time with the machine, this was only my first impression and I was comparing it to a 2016 skidoo summit, if you happen to remember, let me know how you enjoy the machine after a little while, I'd love to hear an owner's perspective! Happy holidays and enjoy your new toy!!! 🎄
Well I have now had it for 3 months and it is a beast and a blast.. in deep powder. On hard pack or little snow it is not fun. Getting an oil filter from the dealer has proven to be difficult but hopefully Widescape’s infrastructure will improve. In the deep pow it is an absolute hoot! ‘Freeze
Totally understandable, I kind of felt the same way riding it, it looked cool to begin with and was fun for the hour or riding but definitely didn't look back at it once I dropped it off. For starters, it needs more power.
It was nice and light compared to a sled, which would be nice for getting unstuck, but I think you would get stuck quite a bit more due to lack of power. (This is my opinion, as a backcountry sledder)
Definitely not a commercial lol, if it was we wouldn't have talked honestly about our opinions on what we didn't like about it 😂. I like the idea, I think it needs quite a bit of refining.
After watching your video, I advise you to continue using a snowmobile with 3 points of support because you don't seem to have much talent when it comes with your balance..
Awesome! This was the first time I rode it, and only did it for about 20 minutes, like anything it takes a little bit to get used to. And with regards to balance, I also ride dirt bikes (which have 2 wheels), slalom water ski (one ski requires lots of balance), and I was also a gymnast in school for many years. I do have quite a good balance, I just didn't have enough time to figure out this machine. Have a blast on your machine, I can see we both have a love for snow and horsepower!! Happy New year!!
Needs a 500 2stroke!
That would be wicked fun!
Ditch the music!! Guys just want to hear maybe some narrative and real sound... (Like the engine)
Sounds good! We will make sure to have more engine noises in upcoming videos! Stay tuned!
They say it thrives in the deep pow but not so much in a skim layer. I pulled the trigger on one I pick up in a week and a half up here in AK. 👍👋
That'll be awesome!
I definitely would have liked to have had a bit more snow and a bit more time with the machine, this was only my first impression and I was comparing it to a 2016 skidoo summit, if you happen to remember, let me know how you enjoy the machine after a little while, I'd love to hear an owner's perspective!
Happy holidays and enjoy your new toy!!! 🎄
Where in Ak...Let's go send em. running then in Banks town.
Let us KNOW how it's performing!
Well I have now had it for 3 months and it is a beast and a blast.. in deep powder. On hard pack or little snow it is not fun.
Getting an oil filter from the dealer has proven to be difficult but hopefully Widescape’s infrastructure will improve. In the deep pow it is an absolute hoot! ‘Freeze
@@freezerburn04
Awwwwesome. Thanks for letting us know.
Nice concept, but needs a 350 or 450 at the least.
100% agree, it was super slow.
But it would be good for some smaller people to go to and from the fishing hut or something.
Or a 2 stroke…
Yep, looks like a hoot, but it looks so slow
Obviously, you guys never spoke with the people who made this scooter.
Thank you 😊
You're welcome! 😊
Right tool for the right job im sure!
It was definitely fun to test out! Might have performed a bit better with more snow. Thanks for watching!
Thumbnail looked awesome, but as i got into the video, honestly it somehow managed to look boring
Totally understandable, I kind of felt the same way riding it, it looked cool to begin with and was fun for the hour or riding but definitely didn't look back at it once I dropped it off. For starters, it needs more power.
@fuel_up probably would be a bit better off with something more akin to a big bore ktm inside, like a 500 or 690
@@fuel_up how was the weight? Or was it too underpowered to get a fair feel for that
It was nice and light compared to a sled, which would be nice for getting unstuck, but I think you would get stuck quite a bit more due to lack of power. (This is my opinion, as a backcountry sledder)
Of course it's boring, you guys need to ride it on 4-5 feet of fresh snow, that was not made to ride on trails like that.
This looks like a comercial from Widescape. You're off my YT.
Definitely not a commercial lol, if it was we wouldn't have talked honestly about our opinions on what we didn't like about it 😂. I like the idea, I think it needs quite a bit of refining.
Ok, thats more realistic, sorry for my aggressive comment. @@fuel_up
To bad about the "music"
Agreeeeed. 🤢
Can that be any slower 😂. What a pile i have not seen one good review that hasnt been sponsored haha. What does that tell you
I agree, it is a very cool concept but needs some improvements.
It does what it's supposed to do, uou're just doing it wrong, because a lack of knowledge.
After watching your video, I advise you to continue using a snowmobile with 3 points of support because you don't seem to have much talent when it comes with your balance..
Have you ever ridden one of these machines?
@@fuel_up yes body, I have one...
Awesome! This was the first time I rode it, and only did it for about 20 minutes, like anything it takes a little bit to get used to. And with regards to balance, I also ride dirt bikes (which have 2 wheels), slalom water ski (one ski requires lots of balance), and I was also a gymnast in school for many years. I do have quite a good balance, I just didn't have enough time to figure out this machine.
Have a blast on your machine, I can see we both have a love for snow and horsepower!!
Happy New year!!
@@fuel_up Happy New Year too sir...
@fuel_up your feet are not at the right position.