Binding lift

lifters are for racers and beginners, people concerned with turning. if you know what you are doing and dont demand a perfect carve evry time, ie. freeriding, ditch the risers. they are added weight.

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-switchskier88

I know what lifters are for, But Im talking about the lift that comes with freeflex systems. As in Ideally I want as little lift as I can get with a freeflexing binding. Or If I have money Ill get look bindings with no risers, and since they have such a short mounting zone, they dont inhibit the flex of the skis too much.

What Im asking is whats the most lift acceptable with a freeflex system, before it gets too high for jumping and doing rails

well it's personal preference, but you probably want to feel really close to the ski



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