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johnblaze-3 cm from true center.
FrozennDinnerLast season I was -2 and my tails still felt really short with pivots
BallClapperIf the only way to make your tails "long enough" is mounting center then your skis are too short.
FrozennDinnerI’m getting longer skis but is -1 fine?
FrozennDinnerI’m getting longer skis but is -1 fine?
deacbro ur a idiot -1/-2 is basically the standard now for mount points
NSCrip69No. Go true center.
PartyBullshiitYou’re all over the map. You’re going on and on about mounting true center then in other threads recommending skis with -5 and -6 mount points for park. Lol
NSCrip69That’s because skis are designed for different mount points. Freeride and carving skis are going to be designed to be mounted further back anywhere from -5 to -10+ cm.
freestyle skis are designed to be mounted close to center for evenly distributed swing weight, rail balance, and riding switch.
in this case he clearly is buying a freestyle ski and wants to do park, therefore center would be best.
also there are plenty of freestyle skis that are designed to be mounted -4. Look at the specs for the line blend, chronic 94, armada ARV, and jskis all play.
**This post was edited on Oct 2nd 2024 at 2:26:05pm
FrozennDinnerSo where are you mounted? Send some clips too cupcake
NSCrip69No. Go true center.
ParkingLotPissarguing over a centimeter? you wont even notice the difference at that point
NSCrip69Nobody here arguing. The guy asked for advice and me and other people are providing our opinions. And 1cm does make a difference otherwise manufacturers wouldn’t invest the money it takes to test skis at different mount points.