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Surface Watch Life Mounting?
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So I just picked up a pair of '10 Surface Watch Life's. I'm wondering where I should mount them for park. Mike Schneider says that he likes them center but when I emailed Surface they said 1cm back. I know that Surface gets cracked edges from park but I picked em up for $200 so I won't be disappointed if that happens. Thanks. (+K for responses)
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Every ski is going to crack in park. Simple as that.
I'd say mount -1cm for park skiing. -2cm for more all mountain skiing. That's just me though
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I have mine at -3. I only use them for all mtn tho. I'd say -1.
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I have mine at -1 cm. These skis are awesome. You won't be disappointed.
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i have one lifes at center and i love them
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So i got them mounted at center, but haven't had a chance to ride them. I'll post feedback after I get to go ride them. Thanks everyone!
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I have previously mounted '09's that im wonering weather i should mount at home and do the measurements, or should i take them to the shop, is there like a drilling diagram somewhere??, did you take yours to a shop, i think i want -1cm
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I wouldn't mount skis by yourself unless you're 100% positive you know what you're doing. Even if it's the same holes.
Take them to a shop and get it done right.
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Unless you have a jig, don't free hand. You can fuck your skis pretty easily.
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dead center.. i love my watch lifes.
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i mounted mine at -1 and love them. also my dad mounted them at my house
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