Vishnu Tank Mount Point

anything from -1 to -3 will probably be perfect

Dude get a measuring tape! You cannot trust the lines on topsheets, they are not perfectly aligned

Either measure the ski tip to tail and find middle and then -1 or -2, or measure from contact point to co tact point and put yourself on top of the camber. Heard several people preffer that.

Can't remember what sizes are available, anyone know?

**This post was edited on Oct 22nd 2024 at 3:29:25pm

BallClapperCan't remember what sizes are available, anyone know?

**This post was edited on Oct 22nd 2024 at 3:29:25pm

180 and 186

BallClapperCan't remember what sizes are available, anyone know?

**This post was edited on Oct 22nd 2024 at 3:29:25pm

180 and 186

migidimigiDude get a measuring tape! You cannot trust the lines on topsheets, they are not perfectly aligned

This is so true..why even print mounting points on skis when they're off by like 1/2 an inch

just how “stiff” is this joint? Like on30p stiff or like 2x4 stiff

rojo.grandejust how “stiff” is this joint? Like on30p stiff or like 2x4 stiff

Lowk pretty soft, I’ve never been on on3p’s but I would compare them to reckoner 112

Go with what the team rides em at I'd say. Listen to the man the creator the guy @VISHNU

The line on the skis is -1 from the true center of the ski, but as mentioned you (or any shop tech) should measure yourself before mounting to double check. Pretty standard protocol in every shop I have worked in as topsheets have a tendency to shift slightly during the pressing process.

I had three different prototypes made: soft, medium and stiffest. The Yomie Tanks are the softest ones, but are still way stiffer than any other Vishnu by far. The Ivan Tanks are as stiff as my factory can get a bamboo ski without putting metal in it. I rode the medium ones for a few weeks at Brighton at -1 and they are very very robust. I could see them working well anywhere from -1 to -3 depending on preference as mentioned above. Felt like landing a plane or something.

If you are a mountain tech ski bro and disagree with anything I just said, put your phone down, call your grandmother and tell it to her. I'm sure she would love to hear from you.

Resisting the powerful urge to mansplain the effects of metal in a ski.

VISHNUThe Ivan Tanks are as stiff as my factory can get a bamboo ski without putting metal in it.