Camso RipSaw Snowmobile Track (trail)

One of Camso's best-selling models, with stiff, wear-resistant lugs for many kilometres of reliable use. Offered in a wide range of sizes, it is a benchmark among performance trail tracks, with excellent durability and traction on groomed or hard-packed snow.

Trail track: designed for groomed and hard-packed trail snow.

Features

• Stiff lugs for superior handling, acceleration and braking on groomed trails
• Narrow lug base reduces rolling resistance and maximizes top speed
• Angled lugs for aggressive forward and lateral bite
• Clip configuration: every 3rd segment, closed windows

Available sizes

Some sizes come in two distinct Camso versions: choose the part number that matches your current track, or contact us.

How to choose the right track

• Length: according to Camso, length is the inside circumference of the track (drive pitch multiplied by the number of segments). It must match your original track: check the owner's manual or the number molded on your current track.
• Pitch: the distance between the drive sprocket teeth. According to Camso, it must match your existing track, or the drive sprockets must be changed. On Ski-Doo, Gen4 and Gen5 trail platforms generally use a 2.86 in pitch, while older REV platforms use 2.52 in. Handy reference in our lineup: 120, 129, 137 and 146 in lengths are 2.86 in pitch, and 121, 128, 136 and 144 in lengths are 2.52 in pitch.
• Width: 15 in is the common width for trail snowmobiles; 16 in gives more flotation in deep snow (mountain, off-trail); 20 and 24 in are for wide-track utility snowmobiles. The width must match your chassis.
• Lug height: a lower lug reduces rolling resistance on groomed trails; a taller lug gives more traction and flotation in deep snow. Not every snowmobile accepts taller lugs than stock (tunnel clearance): check before ordering.
• Not sure? Send us your snowmobile's make, model and year and the number on your current track: we will confirm the right track for you.