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Mounting symmetrical pow skis

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macavity
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I've got a pair of kitten factory layzrblaydz waiting to be mounted, and was wondering where I should mount them. the recommended mount is at center, but I wanted to get some other opinions from people who have also skied symmetrical pow skis before I drill into them.

also, out of curiosity, do any of you have any experience with the layzrblaydz in pow?
Jul 28 2016 2:22AM
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KravtZ
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Why would you mount a symmetrical ski anywhere but center? Thats what its designed to ride at. Anywhere else would be compromising to the ski.

On a directional ski you have a little more flexibility
Jul 28 2016 8:38AM
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macavity
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KravtZWhy would you mount a symmetrical ski anywhere but center? Thats what its designed to ride at. Anywhere else would be compromising to the ski.

On a directional ski you have a little more flexibility


yeah, I totally get what you're saying. I was planning on mounting it center but I wanted to make sure. thanks man
Jul 28 2016 1:03PM
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KittenFactory
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Center mount is obviously ideal. If you go 1 or 2 cm back, you won't have any issues though.
Jul 28 2016 2:25PM
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hot.pocket
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It's the recommended mount point for a reason, the ski will perform best when mounted there.
Jul 28 2016 5:28PM
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.lencon
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KravtZWhy would you mount a symmetrical ski anywhere but center? Thats what its designed to ride at. Anywhere else would be compromising to the ski.

On a directional ski you have a little more flexibility


My buddy has layzrs and mounted them -1 for extra float and what not.
Jul 30 2016 11:00AM
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