Sled Statistics

Sled Parts
Each sled consists of four basic items: a frame, brakes, runners, and fastenings. The type of sled parts that are most relevant to you will vary between races. Sled can only be built, repaired, or dismantled by a Craftsman.

You will only have access to basic sled parts when you start the game. As you increase your musher level, you will unlock better parts for your sled. Click here to read about Musher Levels and Rewards.

Sled parts will become damaged as you use them in races. Damage does not effect your sled score (or your race performance), but your part will break if it reaches 0%.

Frames
Below is a table that ranks each sled frames from best to worst according to each race length. You will gain more points toward your sled score if you choose a sled that's higher up on the list.

Runners
The type of runners that your sled will need depends on the weather conditions of the race. Below is a table that ranks each sled frames from best to worst according to each weather condition.

Brakes and Fastenings
Brakes and fastenings are a little more simple. The better (more expensive) fastenings and brakes, the higher your score will be. Below is a list of brakes and fastenings in order from best to worst.

Sled Score
After entering a race, your sled will be given a score. Sleds do not have scores unless they are currently entered in a race. The sled score is a number, out of 100, that measures how well your sled suits the race it's currently in; its performance. Your sled score is calculated by adding up values for how good the quality of each sled part is, and by determining how appropriate each sled part is to the particular race you're running! The better your sled is in a race, the less time you'll spend stuck on hang-ups and the faster your team will finish.