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9tryMeasure it your self and mark it so it's visible and write boot centre
animator
Does this help at all? There should be at least one mark, and on the 20/21 Prodigy skis it’s the, “classic,” mount.
B00NENever mind I’m dumb, all my other skis have had true center on the top sheet but these have it on the side wall, how far should I mount back though for park performance -15mm, or -30mm you think?
animatorGo Newschool, which is 30mm IN FRONT of the marked line (caps for emphasis). If you’re only skiing park I would measure the true center of the ski (measure the length of the ski, cut it in half) and go -1 from that. That’s where I ride mine and it works perfectly.
B00NESo 30mm in front of boot center?
**This post was edited on Mar 18th 2021 at 6:54:25pm
animatorNo no.
1. Find the mark on the sidewall. That is the classic mount provided by Faction.
2. Measure 3 centimeters in front of that line. By in front of, I mean towards the nose of the ski.
3. Mark on both skis the spot that is 3 centimeters in front of the recommended mount point.
4. That new mark is the reference for the technician to mount the bindings. Your boot midsole will line up with that mark.
czcoopSo this would be the best mounting point for park skiing?
Greg_KYes, mostly park skiing is the “new school” mount which is plus 3cm(ahead 3cm of the sidewall mark on Prodigy skis).
czcoopWhen you say the sidewall mark do you mean the all mountain mark or the freestyle mark?
CalebOffDaPercso what’s the best mounting point for like 85% park and 15 all mountain, because i was thinking -1 but due to the unsymmetrical shape would mounting further back be better