Or do you like them as even as possible.
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Do you like your bindings heel stack height to be a tad higher than the toe stack height?
Or do you like them as even as possible.
Well p18s so yeah
heel height is higher for more beginner intermediate skiers to make sure they are over the center/front of the ski and not leaning back. You can see the difference with the squire vs the griffon and the attack 11 vs the 13. This is common.
Cade2Well p18s so yeah
You mean you like them the same height
freeskibum82heel height is higher for more beginner intermediate skiers to make sure they are over the center/front of the ski and not leaning back. You can see the difference with the squire vs the griffon and the attack 11 vs the 13. This is common.
Good point. I also spotted that the attack 11 has a higher heel stack height than the attack13, 16 and 18. I wish there was a webpage where the toe and heel stack heights of all bindings were listed in one place. I feel like once you get good at skiing you cant stand to have the heel higher than the toe. My quads get tired as fuck from bindings like this, and switch skiing doesnt benefit either.
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Scott.MalkinsonYou mean you like them the same height
Pivot 18s don't have an even stack height
Cade2Pivot 18s don't have an even stack height
Do they though?
Blistergear listing of binding stack heights, weights and Elasticity on most popular bindings.
https://blisterreview.com/gear-reviews/blister-alpine-ski-binding-guide
Most bindings have heels a bit higher than than toe height and depending on the skiers boot forward lean etc, the added binding heel-toe ramp may put them too far forward causing balance issues. Shims under the binding toe can be added to reduce ramp if needed.
https://blisterreview.com/gear-reviews/blister-alpine-ski-binding-guide
Most bindings have heels a bit higher than than toe height and depending on the skiers boot forward lean etc, the added binding heel-toe ramp may put them too far forward causing balance issues. Shims under the binding toe can be added to reduce ramp if needed.
skeirmanDo they though?
toes are lower
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