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k2pow
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i had to get my 07 scratch bc's remounted yesterday and the only place the could mount at was center. will this effect me in all mountain, powder preformence...

Nov 25 2007 2:49PM
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invaderskier36
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some will say ur nose will dive, slandes only mounts centr and foward.. its personal
Nov 25 2007 2:56PM
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I mount all my pow boards at center and I really like it. It makes switch riding really fluent.
Nov 25 2007 3:01PM
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k2pow
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^but do you have to work harder in deep stuff?
Nov 25 2007 3:02PM
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Not at all! Its great if you want to hit pillow lines or hit BC booters. The only thing I don't like it for is when I am skiing a big mountain line thats incredibly steep...long tails aren't too helpful.

But I rarely ski big mountain; I'm more of a BC guy.
Nov 25 2007 3:07PM
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k2pow
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alright thanks it sounds like it wont be  a problem
Nov 25 2007 3:16PM
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MadSteezin
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Those skis aren't rockered so your fucked.
Nov 25 2007 3:23PM
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invaderskier36
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useless post
Nov 25 2007 3:29PM
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ijibgoremtn
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jokes..?
Nov 25 2007 4:10PM
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KLovelace
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i just switched to center mount and i really like it.. super fun for skiing switch.. but i feel like i need a new pair of skis for when i wanna ski pow and stuff
Nov 25 2007 4:31PM
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roussillon
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I think you'll be allright. I had a trip to Utah last year and I had my center mounted skis, and I never had problem with my nose diving or anything.
Nov 25 2007 4:59PM
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SEskier
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Skiing in the Sierras you might have some trouble with nose dive in the really deep stuff. 

I've noitced that in Colorado or Utah the snow is so light that you don't have to worry about your tips sinking so much. 

The amount of dive you have will depend on where and in what conditions you ski.

Nov 25 2007 5:11PM
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