Bindings K2 Poacher wrongly mounted

You'll be fine.

so two things

this is a common misunderstanding. if you tell a shop to mount center and you mean dead center, you need to tell them very explicitly. most of the techs will also commonly refer to the sidecut center as "center," as opposed to the true core center of the ski. so you meant the latter, and they went with the former. so, lesson learned-- next time around, make sure you're very clear about that and if you're in person, marking it yourself can be a good idea

that all said... i'd leave them dude. if you had asked me and others beforehand i would have argued to mount them recommended anyway. people will disagree with that but mounting dead center isn't required, and there are big upsides to mounting recommended (mostly for all mtn stuff, and the poachers are super sick park/all mtn skis).

so i say leave em man. if you're dead set on core center and know that you need that, i guess that's your call, but i'd say keep em as is. and honestly you're not going to have a slam dunk argument against them in terms of what the instructions were, so i can't say who would be footing the bill on that remount (and also remember that that adds a set of holes to the ski that you don't currently have)

Well this is what you get for not supporting a local core ski shop! Having a good local shop is important. It's a place to meet, hang out and get some proper service from a guy that actually skis.
Where do you go when you fuck the breaks on your pivots? Probably not going to drive to the wearhouse of your german site that's part of some big corporation and employs people for a minimum wage...

Aside from that... just leave them how they are now. I personally mount all my park skis at least -1cm back. It actually works better having them not dead center... true center mounted skis always make me feel standing over the middle of the ski, which is a super odd feeling.

Mid sole is pretty far back on the poachers. I would get them moved forwards if you are exclusively skiing park on them. The shop most likely will do it for free. If you said "centre mount" then the fault is kinda on both of you. The shop should have clarified what you meant, but also "centre mount" is such an ambiguous term. I think the sweet spot on the poacher (have been skiing them since they came out) is between about 2-4 cm back from core centre. I ride mine at -4, but I use it primarily as an all mountain ski.

If it was me, I'd never have gotten my bindings mounted through a website.

mr.tibblesIf it was me, I'd never have gotten my bindings mounted through a website.

Depends on the website. I've had skis bought online and mounted by the shop I bought them from, they called me to really make sure what I exactly wanted and everything went perfectly fine. Local shops can just fuck up as well as big online stores.

chickenMid sole is pretty far back on the poachers. I would get them moved forwards if you are exclusively skiing park on them. The shop most likely will do it for free. If you said "centre mount" then the fault is kinda on both of you. The shop should have clarified what you meant, but also "centre mount" is such an ambiguous term. I think the sweet spot on the poacher (have been skiing them since they came out) is between about 2-4 cm back from core centre. I ride mine at -4, but I use it primarily as an all mountain ski.

I just got a pair of poachers, I want to use them for all mountain. I'm used to centre mounted park skis that's all ive ever owned. Where do you think I should mount my poachers?

I would recommend going -4 from centre for all mountain. That's where I ride them. I'm doing -4 again this season.