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Yoo everybody...I gotta question about mounting. Should I center...
By michael
Ranked #148 - Alpine Fat Skis
April 2, 2009
Yoo everybody...I gotta question about mounting. Should I center mount these or a little bit back??
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By bhall
Ranked #808 - Alpine Fat Skis
August 9, 2009
id center mount them because even though they are so fat and look like pow skis, eric pollard designed them to be a park ski. i guess the factory mount is 1cm back from center so that might be a good idea too. try one out, if you dont like it you cam always get them re-mounted
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By big willie style
Ranked #14 - Alpine Fat Skis
April 2, 2009
The factory mount on these is 1cm back from center I would go there, thats where they ski the best.
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By Elias Littenberg
April 2, 2009
All depends on how you like to ski. If you're a directional big mountain kinda guy who dabbles with switch riding and park stuff, it'd be worth it to pull the bindings back a little bit. If you're all freestyle, all the time; drop 'em right in the middle. After skiing several skis with similar shapes as this (Nordica Zero, Volkl Chopstick), I prefer to pull the bindings back at least 5 - 6cm. You can still land and ski switch, no problem, but they're way more nimble feeling and versatile with a shorter tail and longer nose in my opinion. Hope this helps. These are fun!
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Tech Specs:
- Dimensions:
- [172cm] 139 / 110 / 137mm
- Turn Radius:
- 15.5m
- Construction:
- ABS slanted sidewall, traditional layup
- Core Material:
- Maple Macroblock wood core
- Base Material:
- Sintered die-cut Fatty base and edges
- Tail:
- Real twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry freestyle, freeriding, big mountain
- Warranty:
- 1 Year
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