That is the dealer's prerogative; nothing to do with Polaris. I suspect many dealer's allocations will be eaten up very quickly with their "frequent flyer" Snowcheck clients.
Local dealer sold out of there allocations after an hour. People are lined up (litterally) to drop 20k on a sled....
850 Patriot boost khaos 155 with my name on it
It is BONKERS. Im thankful I was able to get out and ride the whole new fleet about 2 weeks ago. The 155 boosted Khaos is rowdy. I think its going to be a little annoying for guys that arent in great shape but for younger and more athletic riders you are going to see guys do some WILD things on these sleds. They will litterally JUMP out of the snow on a bowtie. I could have a world of fun whipping it in circles on a little open hillside.
Up until a year ago you were probably right. Since then, the retail sales vs production landscape for outdoor goods such as sleds has completely changed. We sold out of our allocation within an hour, and just confirmed the allocation with Polaris.
Exactly, as someone who works in the industry I can confirm descisions are being made to understand production abilities and max product QTY that can be produced. You cant just magically scale a company up 25% in a year especially a larger one. So you have to descide what your doing and do it well. Last year everyone in the outdoor world found out the hard way honestly.
Guaranteed they will be available.No such thing as snowcheck only with polaris. My dealer was selling the same sled on the floor while I had to wait for my exclusive snowcheck. Its all marketing. They should make all the pre-orders and then give dealer anything thats left. I'll pass on a first year anything from Polaris. I don't get paid to R&D.
Well doing R&D is one thing, but to pay full MSRP and do it is another. I think I will have to pass also.
and communistic ! "You boys like Mexico? ??"
