K2 skis

K2 experts probably will recomened one of marker's bindings.
but i have no idea what youre talking about. just get some looks/rossi.

^ i neant mounting the binding.. like the reccommended mount for a certain type of rider..
i know this has been posted before but my questions is
i ski mostly groomers, and powder, and little park prob 60% all mountin 40% park. wat od u reccomend i mount the bindings at

^probably recomended line

some guy has it in his sig. i forget who it is but it has like 95-100% park core center etc etc

For 40% park, probably +3 or +4

+4 you won't be disappointed unless your skis are shorter than 160

I posted it on here before, i will try to find it.

Sorry dude, can't find it... it is on here somewhere though

found it dude...

Here is your answer! This is what K2 recommends...

"Factory Team Mounting Instructions:

With today’s twin tip all mountain, and park and pipe specific skis, riders are commonly mounting their skis forward from a traditional Mid Sole mounting point. The main benefits are increased control when riding or landing switch, and a more neutral balance in the air and on rails. For this reason, all Factory Team skis have a mounting scale on the sidewall running from a traditional mid sole mark, to a 7.5cm forward marking. Following is a general guideline for how to mount these skis. If you are uncertain, the best bet is to go conservative at first and work your way further forward.

0 – 3cm forward : All Mountain: If you plan on skiing mostly outside the park, and want the ski to behave like a traditional ski, you should stay on the conservative side and mount traditionally.

3cm-5cm forward : 50% All Mountain, 50% Terrain Park. When mounting beyond 3 cm, you will lose a little of the traditional feel of length in front of the binding, but with more tail, you gain the control in the air and riding switch. Seth Morrison mounts his Pistols typically at 5cm forward.

5cm-7.5 cm forward : If you bought the skis primarily for the terrain park, or are focused on riding switch in powder or in the backcountry, you may consider mounting your skis this far forward. While you may sacrifice forward directional float and stability, it’s made up for in the switch riding and landing stability and balance in the air. From 6.0cm to 7.5cm forward is where Chris Turpin, Pep Fujas, Mark Abma and Rory Silva typically mount their skis.

*Due to the position of the binding mat, K2 does not recommend mounting skis any further forward than 10 cm."

who would do that anyways??? wouldnt that be like more tail then nose?

awww, turpin....i wish he was still on k2, instead of those silly thugs at 4frnt

yea but he probably gets more pussy now that he's a gang-star...

my skis are 159s... do u still reccomend +4?

whats kind of k2 skis do u have, Pes? Seth?

i jsut ordered some fujatives and im pretty sure ill be mounting them around +5

Isn't +9.5 true center?

fujatives is what i have

+4 might feel a little goofy when you are riding all mtn on shorter skis; you tend to ride back seat at first but you will def get used to it and start liking it more. i think you'll have more fun mounted at +4 because you'll find riding switch is easier wherever you are. some people just don't like how short their skis get in front of their boots. i liked my 169 +4 PEs so much that i'm mounting my 189 seths at +5 next year and this will be only for all mtn.

^will i be able 2 butter nd all that shit on +4

I have my fujas at core, 7.5, and they rock for everything. I thought they would completely suck outside anywhere the park but, there fun to ride.

ps- my 179 seths are mounted at +5, and ride great all over, BUT did take some adjuting to in pow pow...

yea, that's the thing. it just takes a few days to really get used to it. you'll prob crash a few times doing stupid stuff. and yes you will be able to butter just fine - esp on your nose.