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Magnus 102 sizing question

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[inspired]
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5'5, about 150 lbs. Previous ski was a Armada Alpha X in 176. I just purchased a pair of Magnus 102's and have debated between 171 and 176. I went with the 176. Currently ride Mt. Bachelor in Oregon and ride about 50% park 50% all mountain. I do have a dedicated set of powder sticks. Did I make the right choice?
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HypeBeast
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Yes imo
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Paul.
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Definitely
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sharhodes
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Def made the right choice, you couldve even snagged the 181 and chargeeeeed
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Anyone have any input on binding mount location?
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Vinny142
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[inspired]Anyone have any input on binding mount location?


100% on the line. They ski great.
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Vinny142100% on the line. They ski great.


thanks, I see people saying center which I've had all my previous park skis at, -2, and -1.
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Vinny142
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[inspired]thanks, I see people saying center which I've had all my previous park skis at, -2, and -1.


If I remember correctly it’s slightly more than 2 back, at least on my 186s. I skied them probably 80% in the park in Utah and you can’t really notice any downsides compared to center. I’ve learned to mount all my on3ps on the line or close to it, they know what they’re doing. I would mount on the line, especially if you’re ridings gonna be 50/50
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