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H3 Boulder Gray - 2006 Adventure|CD-MP3|XM|Roof Marker Lights|Husky Front Mudflaps|Brush Guard|Rocker Bars|UC Protection|U-Steps|Garmin GPS|Garvin Roof Rack|DVD Headrests|
I took mine up snowboarding quite a few times this last year (ski season was outstanding)
I was very impressed with the way it handled in the snow.. but got a bit frustrating when i was trying to drive like an ass and that darn traction control and stabilitrac kept me in line
07 H2 SUT Glacier Blue - Limited Edition
08 H3 ALPHA Carbon Black
Dear GM: PLEASE SELL ME AN HX
On two seperate occasions I took the H3 off-roading and encountered snow on the trails. The H3 did bad - well considering it is a Hummer it did bad. The lugs got filled up with snow and the only thing the tires did were spin and melt the snow worse just spinning in place. WannabeH3 and I both had to back up and try several times to get through this section. We had to throw tree branches down and rocks and so forth. In my opinion I really think it was due to the conditions and tires not the H3. The H3 is great for snow and off-roading but I think the lugs (33 inch tires) need to be a little bigger to clean out some nasty snow. So analysis - buy the H3 it will be fine but maybe get some studs if your state will allow you, snow tires, or mud terrains. Fresh snow or maybe snow on streets seems to ok pretty good - offroding + old snow (turned to ice) ='s bad traction.
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