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Jeffrey110 mount point

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goofygoober
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Ik the mount point for a 176 j110 is -3.75cm from true center but i’m wondering if I should mount it forward by an inch or two. i’m mainly gonna be using these for all mountain and xl kickers in park. would mounting recommended be best bet or go forward an inch or two. i won’t be hitting rails with these.
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Non_State_Actor
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Just ask the dudes at ON3P. They will be best equipped to answer your question.

I would say probably split the difference between recommended and true center. Whatever you do be sure to put a piece of masking tape across the ski and draw a nice clean straight line across the ski with a little arrow and note indicating boot center. Make sure to measure well. If you do this there is a 90% chance the shop will actually mount them where you want them.
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animator
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Scott says that a lot of the team mount +2cm for the Jeffrey for use in the park on another thread
2 years ago
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goofygoober
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yea but i assume that means rails n shit. i’m probably only using these in the park for the kickers and no rails.
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RudyGarmisch
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Recommended
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goofygoober
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okay will go recommended then
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goofygoober
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recommended will still be fine for switch and stuff right? cause most skis i’ve ridden have been basically true center or like -2 cm
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muffMan.
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Yeah rec is mint. I got them on 102 and daily them. Feel great on takeoffs as well.

Don’t hit rails on them but if I did I’d go +2 so like -2.5 from center for 191s.

However for what you’re doing rec is perfect
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goofygoober
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how does rec feel for riding switch and landing/taking off switch
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Dangler_Danger
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I have Jeffrey 108s from a few years ago. They must've updated em since, so grain of salt here. I dm'd Karl Fostvedt and he was kind enough to let me know that he skied them at -2cm from center. I ski them there and really like them. Not really yearning for more ski in front despite being a tall guy, but I've got the 191s. I actually like having a longer tail for stability on landings, and I feel like the near-center mount point make them really easy to throw around relative to their size and burliness. I don't even ski mine in the park tbh and just use them as an all-mountain daily driver.

Just throwing my 2 cents in here.
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goofygoober
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alr yea cause i’m deciding if i should mount -3.75 or -1.75 cause i’m getting the 176 length
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Schoess
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I have 3 sets of Jeff 110's so I feel qualified to answer. I rode my original 108's at true center only skijng park for a long time and they were fine. I moved to Utah and mounted them -2 and they were better. Then I got some more and mounted them at recommended and they are my favorite. Recommend will be effortless to float in soft snow and engage the ski properly during turns. I still carve switch on mine pleanty and it's not an issue. I would absolutely not mount them anywhere other than recommended. Only time I would go forward is for park skiing usage, but in that case you don't need a 110 haha
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goofygoober
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alr then will probably just go recommended
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muffMan.
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omgeeitslexihow does rec feel for riding switch and landing/taking off switch


Yeah they feel real nice landing switch
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goofygoober
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alr got it. will just mount recommended
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muffMan.
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omgeeitslexialr got it. will just mount recommended


Bet you’ll love it. Give ‘em a day or a few runs too, kinda didn’t like them at first but now I can’t ski anything else.
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goofygoober
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alr yea got it thank u
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dmcdmc
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SchoessI have 3 sets of Jeff 110's so I feel qualified to answer. I rode my original 108's at true center only skijng park for a long time and they were fine. I moved to Utah and mounted them -2 and they were better. Then I got some more and mounted them at recommended and they are my favorite. Recommend will be effortless to float in soft snow and engage the ski properly during turns. I still carve switch on mine pleanty and it's not an issue. I would absolutely not mount them anywhere other than recommended. Only time I would go forward is for park skiing usage, but in that case you don't need a 110 haha


I've only owned 1 set of Jeff 110s but I believe this is the truth. Recommended is recommended for a reason.
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_money
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definitely go recommended, I had mine at +2 all season and they felt too far forward. got them remounted to recommended a few days ago and now they feel perfect
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