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Just got Armada THalls and rosgnol fks. where is best mounting position??

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Dz_Nutz
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I just got my brand new armada t halls and need to know the best place to mount rossignol fks bindings. and when in doubt consult the people of NewSchoolers! Help me out here!
Sep 7 2013 8:46PM
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SamtheHoe
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why center mount of course,... or true center or core center or whichever fucking one is in the middle of the ski
Sep 7 2013 8:55PM
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Threshy
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Your a idiot
Sep 11 2013 7:35PM
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kingsskier
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Center? Isnt the recommended line center on these anyway? They are park skis...
Sep 11 2013 8:35PM
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Threshy
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I am pretty sure its -1cm back recommended. It was on my 2013 thalls.
Sep 11 2013 8:39PM
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kingsskier
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Haha Armada being rebels. Mount them +1 from center and ski switch more than forward!
Sep 11 2013 8:42PM
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SteezyEvok
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Yep, was just about to say 1cm back is recommended.
Sep 11 2013 10:09PM
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Threshy
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haha, I kinda want to do that with a shit pair of skis just to see.
Sep 11 2013 10:13PM
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Hughes
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measure them, my mounting points were way off
Sep 12 2013 12:12PM
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BWalmer
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Recommended on THalls is -5, that's pretty far back for park skis. It really depends on what you plan to do with them. For purely all-mountain/groomers/carving go with recommended (-5), for purely "100%" park go with true (measured) center, for 50/50 all-mountain/park shoot the gap and go with -2.5 of true center.
Sep 12 2013 1:14PM
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TylerMacDonald
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I had ar7's which have the same demintions i'm pretty sure and I've had them remounted 3 different times due to bindings pulling out. First 1 cm back then centre and then 2 cm back. Centre was better but honestly I think it was more placebo than anything. Their wasn't much of a difference I found.
Sep 13 2013 9:42AM
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c4t_l0ver
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Thalls mounted at centre with fks is what I ride and it's perfect
Sep 13 2013 1:11PM
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FerrisBueller
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You're* an* idiot.


Next time try and insult someone with two spelling errors followed by the word 'idiot' and you should rather be referring to yourself as a dumbfuck, and face palming may be necessary.
Sep 14 2013 2:01AM
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Threshy
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Since when did grammar matter on the Internet?
Sep 14 2013 10:20AM
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life_is_hood
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Probably like -4. more natural flex and shit like that.
Sep 15 2013 7:14PM
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Dz_Nutz
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recommended is still -5 i went with -1 for a close to center feel with that little bit of extra back
Sep 17 2013 3:38PM
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Phommy
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dude dead center is fine. if you don't suck dick at skiing which I'm assuming you don't if you copped the thalls then mount them dead center. it is still fine skiing all mountain too
Sep 17 2013 9:32PM
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Threshy
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Or since he "doesent suck dick at skiing" he wants to mount them a bit back because males tend to balance on their heals, and would like to spin faster with the weight of his ass not dead center. True story.
Sep 17 2013 9:39PM
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Thewhiteroom
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I have rode many ar7s and thalls. I think they work best at 1 back from true center. Its not a symmetrical ski so I think it kinda makes it harder to ride when i mounted at dead center. Hope that helps man
Sep 17 2013 10:05PM
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