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Full Tilt with or without Cuff Pad ???

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TheOldSchooler
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Hello Everyone,

I would like to know how you prefer your Full Tilt Boots, the forward lean.

Do you put the pad on the Intuition liner in or out for Park ??

What's the Pro and Con ?? let me see your boots :)



Thanks for your Opinions




4 years ago
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CatdickBojangles
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The cuff spoiler does not adjust forward lean. There are inserts for the Soul and original shells. Not sure exactly how the forward lean adjusts in the evo shell like those boots.
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TheOldSchooler
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CatdickBojanglesThe cuff spoiler does not adjust forward lean. There are inserts for the Soul and original shells. Not sure exactly how the forward lean adjusts in the evo shell like those boots.


what use do I get from this Spoiler or pad ?? Thanks
4 years ago
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tomPietrowski
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CatdickBojanglesThe cuff spoiler does not adjust forward lean. There are inserts for the Soul and original shells. Not sure exactly how the forward lean adjusts in the evo shell like those boots.


It does actually change the forward lean the user gets it just does not change the shell. But adding the spoiler will add 2degrees of forward lean.

OP go with what feels the best for you. The nice part is they are just velcroed in so try taking them in and out while you ski and see what you prefer.
4 years ago
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_money
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I took them out of my ascendants and it made a ton of difference for both park and trail skiing, calves feel much better after taking them out as well
4 years ago
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KCoCM
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i recently removed mine from my first chairs when i switched to power wrap liner, liner simply wasnt fitting with the cuff in the boot lol
4 years ago
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TheOldSchooler
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tomPietrowskiIt does actually change the forward lean the user gets it just does not change the shell. But adding the spoiler will add 2degrees of forward lean.

OP go with what feels the best for you. The nice part is they are just velcroed in so try taking them in and out while you ski and see what you prefer.


Hey @tomPietrowski do you know the forward Lean degree of the FTE shell without the power wedge/velcro Spoiler ??

and how much it change if I add it 100% or 50% ? thanks a lot
4 years ago
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animator
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I don’t like them in my boots, they push up against my calves especially when I’m trying to manual/load up for an ollie
4 years ago
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tomPietrowski
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TheOldSchoolerHey @tomPietrowski do you know the forward Lean degree of the FTE shell without the power wedge/velcro Spoiler ??

and how much it change if I add it 100% or 50% ? thanks a lot


So the FTE shell has 3 settings for forward lean. 10 - 12.5 and 15. That is adjusted by moving the forward lean wedge in the back of the cuff. When the wedge is at the highest point in the Cuff the boot is the most upright at 10 degrees.

Adding the spoiler to the liner will add 2 degrees and you can add it in any setting of the cuff. So the actual possible forward lean of the shell is 10, 12, 12.5, 14.5, 15 or 17.

Let me know if you have any questions.
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