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Armada Al Dente - Centre Mount (Has anyone actually tried it?)
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Basically just that? I've read all the oh look at the rocker profile, your skis will explode etc, but has anyone actually tried?
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Why would you want to be centred on the ski when it will result in having more effective tail then tip? THEY WILL EXPLODE MAN.
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I mounted them -1 but a lot of people at Slopestyle in Breck said they've mounted them center and loved them. I don't know if it messes up the entire symmetry of the ski but there's that.
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Mine are mounted at center. I though about mounting them back but like is -1 or 2 really gonna make a huge feel. Like I can't notice a difference my friend put his at center to
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mine are mounted 1 cm forward of factory recommended and I believe that is where Henrik has his mounted as well. it gives 86cm of tail and 90cm of tip which actually with the nose rocker gives a center mount feeling
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oh well not really sure what to do. I've never skied a park ski back from centre since my OG 1080s.
I've had Elizabeths, Bacons, Halos, Recoils, Ar6s, Anthems, Domains, Reno Rockers/Jibs Blends etc some of which are symmetrical, some of which aren't, all mounted at true centre and enjoyed them all except Blends, which I found too soft in both the nose and tail.
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if you thought the blends were soft just wait until you try the al dente's sooooo buttery
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I'm pretty sure the Al Dente is stiffer in the Nose and Tail than the Blend. At least hand flexing suggests it is much stiffer.
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