Mounting seth's

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iskibad

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I am 5'7" 155lbs, I can ski anything on the mountain out east or west, but not i'm not necessarily shredding everything on the mountain, I have done a few trips to silverton with no problem, but i ski mostly out east with about 2 trips out west each year. I have never really dialed in rails, but, i am always trying, and when it comes to large kickers, i can straight line them no problem, or pull off an occasional grab, just haven't worked up the balls to spin...I just bot a pair of '06/'07 Seth's and plan on mounting them with STH 12's...My question is WHERE?...I am coming off a pair of '04/'05 PE's that were mounted +2 and I love them for everything but deep stuff. I am going with the Seth's so I have a ski that I can take out west, and on the occasion that we get some snow here in the east. So do I go more than +2 in hopes of trying to starting to pull some spins, and make them a little more jib friendly? or stick with the +2 mounting?

TIA
 
+2 is still really far back. i'd go with +4 or even +5 (from midsole point)

any further forward and you start working against the ski's design, further back and you have no tail. at all.
 
i mounted mine plus 6, which i think is abot 4 back from center. but go 3-4 back from center and youll have good float and if you need to throw some spins theyll be fine
 
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