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Hey guys, I have a new pair of Pettitors and some Look Pivots I just got and need help deciding on where to mount them. Has anyone skied the Pettitor before, and if so what do you think the best place to mount it is? A lot of people say I should center mount them, the only concern I have about that is if it will hurt their float. I am planning on skiing switch a lot, in pow too, so a center mount might be the way to go? What do you guys think, I've never skied anything close to center mount though. Thanks in advance!
Because rocker, spinning, skiing switch in pow, landing switch in pow, etc. Everyone I ski with has their pow skis center mounted. The Hellbent should only be center mounted. I see what your saying though, that's why I'm thinking -2cm back.
Spinning can hardly be affected by a couple centimeters and most people don't ski switch in the pow enough to justify a true center mount. It just make the ski float weird and harder to land off of cliffs
Totally depends on the ski. If my New Lifes were mounted anywhere but centre they would be super weird to ski on. That being said I would never mount a non symmetrical pow ski centre.
I'm in the same boat, is there a designation for where Pettit mounts his? He prob mounts them in a number of different spots? I dunno, thinking 3cm back from center? Is that enough?
Dilemma, I have brand new pettitors, do I put my axial PX18's on them or remove my griffons off an older pair of semi wrecked Bibby's, if I pull the griffons off ill put the PX18's on the bibbys. Should I make the pettitors as light as possible? Or will I not even notice the difference
I guess if the weight is enough of a piss off I can always order lighter rossi bindings? The bibbys have a stress fracture in one of the tails so they're kind of on their way out.
Core center is the center of the sidecut. Also the narrowest part of the ski. True center is the exact center of the ski when measured from tip to tail.
I got mine mounted at core cencet and that is just about perfect. It doesn't affect the float, landing in pow is still nice and easy, and skiing switch is a whole lot better