BUCKET CLIPS 3 | A FLINTA Ski Mixtape

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Benchetler mounting question.

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montanan
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hey please help. if any of you have owned or no anyone who owns some bents, where do they have them mounted at??? thanks
Oct 15 2010 11:29AM
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treymillionaire
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my homie has em mounted at team.
Oct 15 2010 11:48AM
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montanan
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ok, thanks for responding, what type of skiier is he or she. mainly just a shredder or do they enjoy hitting spinning flipping of jumps etc. im just worried the team is a lil far back, but then again maybe thats where they ski best at.

thanks tho + k
Oct 15 2010 1:03PM
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j_hamborg
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I own them, when I mounted mine i went straight to the creator. Mr. Chris Benchetler... he suggested -2.5cm from center. I couldn't be happier with how they ski! Tonnes of float in the powder, good swing weight off jumps and still enough tail to ski switch easily. -2.5cm from center.
Oct 15 2010 3:26PM
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montanan
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word man good advice thanks for responding
Oct 15 2010 3:31PM
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Can we stop with these mounting threads? The only people with a knowledgable answer are going to be the people who made them. Sure everyone else has an opinion, but if you really can't figure out where to mount on your own - talk to the manufacturer who designed it. That's what I do and I'm never disappointed.
Oct 15 2010 10:04PM
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Silence
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CB recommends -2.5
Oct 15 2010 10:24PM
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montanan
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dude this is gear talk, why the fuck stop with mounting questions?? haha i thought that was what gear talk was for, correct me if im wrong. . . .
Oct 17 2010 4:52PM
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