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Parker Wrozek
Hiker // Snowboarder // Backcountry Snowboarder // Backpacker // Skier // Camper/Hiker // Kayaker // Snowshoer // Mountain Biker
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Stomping Grounds:
Jackson, MI -
Bio:
"I'm sweet" -My wife
Seriously though I love being outdoors and snowboarding and skiing. I live for snow.
I picked up mountain biking a few years ago as well. It is awesome too.
Rankings 
- #223 of 1,848 - Snowboard Accessories
- #297 of 1,316 - Women's Ski Jackets
- #343 of 591 - Liquid Fuel Stoves
- #445 of 702 - Navigation
- #574 of 763 - Lighting
- #649 of 1,757 - Cross Country Skiing
- #650 of 1,548 - Beanies
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March 2, 2010
There is some vibration issues with the goggle mount. I would suspect that with a full face moto style helmet it would be much reduced. You can always duct tape the goggle and mount to the helmet. It makes the video very smooth. I just posted a full review a bit ago.
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Armada ARV Alpine Ski
March 6, 2009
I would mount core center. You would really have no reason to put them forward at all. I have mine at core center and they are great in pow, on groomers, ice, I used them in a race league last year for fun. You can still take them in the park for a few jumps and rails, riding switch is still easy on them. Core Center in my opinion.I think what he meant to say is right on the recommended line from the factory. cord center would ski horribly all mountain. I think the recommended mounting point is 5 or 7 cm back and is the way to goI agre with Ty. 2008-09 ARV midsole mark factory seting is -7cm from true center as an all mtn backcountry ski.(Measure tip to tail and divide by 2 to get true center - 185 / 2 = 92.5cm) do not go more than -5 the ski will be good for swicth and park but your backcountry ride may suffer.... Core center is typically where the recommended line is at. That is always the terminology that has been used in the ski shops I have worked at. Hence why I said core center. When you say cord center you must be inferring true center? which would indeed be very bad for all mountain. I have have mine at core center (-7 cm) as stated above.
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