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Mounting point for Black Crows Captis

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Finito
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Hey Guys,
I bought myself the Black Crows Captis with an Tyrolia Attack2 13.
I'm not sure about where the binding should be mounted. I will use them 90% of the time on groomers and occasionaly take them to the park or the backcountry.
So center mounting makes no sense.
The recommended point is on -6, but isn't that a little to far away from center?
Feb 10 2019 10:59AM
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Greg_K
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FinitoHey Guys,
I bought myself the Black Crows Captis with an Tyrolia Attack2 13.
I'm not sure about where the binding should be mounted. I will use them 90% of the time on groomers and occasionaly take them to the park or the backcountry.
So center mounting makes no sense.
The recommended point is on -6, but isn't that a little to far away from center?


The -6 back would be for more all mountain, no park use but to make them a little more playful and balanced in the air I’d bump them up to about -4cm back. There they will be great on the groomers, still be fun in the park when you occasionally go there and won’t tip dive in the backcountry.

Nice skis and bindings btw!
Feb 10 2019 11:45AM
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Non_State_Actor
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Greg_KThe -6 back would be for more all mountain, no park use but to make them a little more playful and balanced in the air I’d bump them up to about -4cm back. There they will be great on the groomers, still be fun in the park when you occasionally go there and won’t tip dive in the backcountry.

Nice skis and bindings btw!


Yeah, or maybe go halfway between rec and center.
Feb 10 2019 12:10PM
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Finito
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Greg_KThe -6 back would be for more all mountain, no park use but to make them a little more playful and balanced in the air I’d bump them up to about -4cm back. There they will be great on the groomers, still be fun in the park when you occasionally go there and won’t tip dive in the backcountry.

Nice skis and bindings btw!


Thanks alot. Yeah I am really stoked and can't wait to ski them.
Feb 10 2019 12:20PM
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