Skandic snowmobiles are built tough with the known challenge of taking on daunting terrain. You don't take a day off and neither will the Skandic thanks to ultra-reliable Rotax engines that reside in the belly of these workman's machines.

Values

Vehicle overall length 3,240 mm / 127.5 in. Vehicle overall width 1,076mm / 42.4 in. Vehicle overall height 1,330 mm / 52.3 in. Ski stance 900 mm / 35.4 in.

Dry Weight 207 kg / 457 lb (154 in.); 209 kg / 462 lb (163 in.); 212 kg / 467 lb (174 in.)

Skandic LE The perfect snowmobile for hardworking off-trail performance. Four Rotax® engines available. Available with 20 in. or 24 in. track options.

What is a skidoo? A skidoo, also known as a snowmobile, skimobile, snowscooter or snowmachine, is used to transport people and tow goods in areas with heavy snowfall. You need a Car (Class C) licencelaunch to drive a skidoo.

Skandic LE The perfect snowmobile for hardworking off-trail performance. Four Rotax® engines available. Available with 20 in. or 24 in. track options.

Where Are Skidoo Snowmobiles Made? Ski-Doo sleds are manufactured all over the world. The brand has facilities in the US, Mexico, Canada, Australia, and Finland.

The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph. The Polaris Assault 800 tops off at 112 mph, and Ski-Doo 850 has a top speed of 118 mph.

around 95 to 120 miles per hour The average highest speed for snowmobiles depends on the engine size, make and model and a few other factors, but ranges around 95 to 120 miles per hour.

Plus, there's 1.3 gal/5 L of storage in the rear. Smart carburetor technology generates more than 151 hp, compensates for altitude and atmospheric pressure and does it all at a very smart price.

Vehicle overall width 1081 to 1126 mm / 42.6 to 44.3 in. Vehicle overall height 1346 mm / 53 in. Ski stance 907 mm or 950 mm / 35.7 or 37.4 in.