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tele binding / Bandit B3 mounting query
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I've secured a set of 176 cm Rossi Bandit B3s to mount my 7tms on
I'm 12 stone'6 foot, is there any magic formula as to where the bindings should go?
(I've only skied rental before so have no experience in mounting bindings)
Thanks
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There are a couple of different methods, but ball of foot at balance center is my preferred telemark mount.
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Parlor, that sounds fair. Wouldn't it vary with different ski construction methods eg ones with lots of reinforcement near the nose? And why is the centre of gravity important unless the ski is airborne? I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just curious.
Does anyone else have other methods, possibly more technical/mathsy?
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I split the difference between midpoint of ski and balance point of ski and mount there, can be moved 2cm up or back depending on ski and use type, back for Powder, up for hard charging groomers.
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