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Mounting on elizabeths

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buddychaps
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I'm not sure if i want to centermount my bindings on the lizzies or 2cm back. Do they still perform well in powder if they're center mounted? cause i'll be skiing park a lot too
Nov 1 2009 8:35PM
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YooperSteeze
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I need to know also, so BUMP
Nov 1 2009 9:18PM
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GNARBARSTAR
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put them on the line, here's some questions to answer your questions,

are you better then pollard?

is this pollards pro model park ski?

would pollard put a recommended mounting point on his ski he didn't recommend?

do you or anyone know more about the ski then pollard?

mount it on the line...
Nov 1 2009 10:17PM
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B4NE1
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2 centimeters isn't gonna change the spin weight of the ski but it could chang the way the ski behaves on the snow go with the line.
Nov 1 2009 10:40PM
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TheKerrKid
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i have them center and they are wonderful in the pow
Nov 1 2009 10:56PM
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buddychaps
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how does 2cm back behave on rails?
Nov 2 2009 8:51PM
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TheKerrKid
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not as good as center
Nov 2 2009 9:00PM
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Willard
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i hate reccomend spots its for the average skier not for say a jibber maybe line is different
Nov 2 2009 9:04PM
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jibjunkie
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i think on this ski it is intended for jibbing not like the chronics whose recommended is like 6 back
Nov 2 2009 9:15PM
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buddychaps
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would you have to lean a lot farther back in pow if they're center mounted as opposed to 2cm?
Nov 2 2009 10:11PM
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mer-man
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lol go with 1 cm back then everyone is happy
Nov 2 2009 10:26PM
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Mount it at recomended or the ski won't feel right. My friend did this last year and don't make any dumb mistakes like he did. RECOMENDED!
Nov 2 2009 10:42PM
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GNARBARSTAR
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line is pretty bang on with there mounting points, especially ep's pro models. its not like they have some ass clown racer tech deciding where the mounting points is its E.P.  2 cm's won't make much difference for rails seriously, but makes a big dif in pow
Nov 2 2009 10:43PM
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TheKerrKid
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no their so fat and flexy you dont have to lean back much at all
Nov 2 2009 10:47PM
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buddychaps
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alright thanks i will mount it back
Nov 3 2009 12:18AM
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RascalWaterMox
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Here's the lowdown...i had them 2 years ago and i have a new pair now.

every pair of skis i have is at center, even my volkl chopsticks BUT the lizzies dont need it. they rule at recommended. they feel center where the recc is even though they are a couple back. it's strange but trust me, it's true
Nov 4 2009 12:07AM
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GNARBARSTAR
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2 cm's will make a difference on any ski
Nov 4 2009 2:00AM
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SHampson
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For all of those that say mount it at the recommended spot are artards.  I mounted my ar6s center (so does everybody else, which isn't recommended, but they ski sick there.  I'm sure the Elizabeths would ski great center, but if you wan an advantage in the pow go 2 cm back.
Nov 4 2009 2:16AM
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GNARBARSTAR
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https://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/pictures/id/259751/

back seat bandit.....looks like they ski great in pow....


Nov 4 2009 2:33AM
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SHampson
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Never did say they skied great in pow.  The farther you mount your ski up the harder it is in pow (relatively speaking).  I said that I didn't mount them in the recommended point.  And after this I mounted them there they skied fine, ofcourse pow was harder because they were mounted center on park skis, but they skied all mountain great and had no probems with carving.  Thanks for bringing up the photo of me though.
Nov 4 2009 2:38AM
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RascalWaterMox
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hahaha so awesome.

like i said above...all my sticks are center ( i have 8 pair) but dont bother with the lizzies they kick ass at reccomended...i had this same questions with mine and the shop told me to take their demo pair out with is a recc. i did and that's that. they rule.

Nov 4 2009 11:02AM
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In case you've never ridden these if you don't do recomended it will be harder to lay down turns. The recomended is spot on with this ski. Any more forwards and its gonna be a super washy tip and any more back and good luck landing jumps.

Just mount it at recomended 

Nov 4 2009 5:46PM
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Hooper
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Hey man I mounted my Elizabeths at recommended and they rock there. If you're looking for something fun to go all around the mountain and in the park too, mount recommended. If you just want to do rails, then center it, but its not necessarily a rail ski so I wouldn't recommend that.
At the recommended mounting they ski super well switch, they're very playful and forgiving and Pollard himself designed the ski and he recommends the mounting point. So its definitely legit!
Nov 4 2009 6:05PM
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