Pre ordered the new vishnu wets

badatrails

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never bought a new ski before... never owned a park ski model from after 2012. Super excited. anyone have any tips for mounting, using, shit like that based off prior experience? super excited and want more to be excitedly anticipating

**This thread was edited on May 3rd 2022 at 5:27:54pm
 
I swear people will throw out that they bought Vishnus any chance they get… almost like it’s some kind of flex talking about them or saying you bought them.
 
topic:badatrails said:
Super excited. anyone have any tips for mounting, using, shit like that based off prior experience? super excited and want more to be excitedly anticipating

**This thread was edited on May 3rd 2022 at 5:27:54pm

Well what are your intentions then? Super vague question… other than mounting I have no clue what you’re asking about other than just saying you got v’s.

if you’re mounting do you have the right tools? Right drillbit size? Right driver-bit size for your bindings? Wood glue or epoxy to seal off the holes?
 
14433567:weastcoat said:
Well what are your intentions then? Super vague question… other than mounting I have no clue what you’re asking about other than just saying you got v’s.

if you’re mounting do you have the right tools? Right drillbit size? Right driver-bit size for your bindings? Wood glue or epoxy to seal off the holes?

Ay, dont bully the noob.. he’s excited, that all lol.. Get some mo fuckin pivots. Or some mo fuckin attacks. Doesn’t matter. Also make sure ur shop mounts the true mo fuckin center and your golden
 
14433569:KilaTsunami said:
Ay, dont bully the noob.. he’s excited, that all lol.. Get some mo fuckin pivots. Or some mo fuckin attacks. Doesn’t matter. Also make sure ur shop mounts the true mo fuckin center and your golden

I ain’t bullying I just don’t understand what he’s trying to ask. He could have asked hey I got these skis, what bindings should I get, where should I get them mounted? And your answer would have worked lol.
 
topic:badatrails said:
never bought a new ski before... never owned a park ski model from after 2012. Super excited. anyone have any tips for mounting, using, shit like that based off prior experience? super excited and want more to be excitedly anticipating

**This thread was edited on May 3rd 2022 at 5:27:54pm

usually you try to learn more about the skis and stuff like mounting but ight then
 
14433567:weastcoat said:
Well what are your intentions then? Super vague question… other than mounting I have no clue what you’re asking about other than just saying you got v’s.

if you’re mounting do you have the right tools? Right drillbit size? Right driver-bit size for your bindings? Wood glue or epoxy to seal off the holes?

>hey guys just bought a particular product unlike something ive ever used before! anyone who has used such product—got any recs for what i can/should try out this season?

>fuck you! vague question! next!

lol

and no im not fuckin mounting the first pair of new skis ive ever bought bruh

14433569:KilaTsunami said:
Ay, dont bully the noob.. he’s excited, that all lol.. Get some mo fuckin pivots. Or some mo fuckin attacks. Doesn’t matter. Also make sure ur shop mounts the true mo fuckin center and your golden

Appreciate you dawg! I have a pair of attacks ... I'll ask for true center then if that's the word. Thanks for hunking down and tackling such a vague, perplexing question
 
14433574:weastcoat said:
I ain’t bullying I just don’t understand what he’s trying to ask. He could have asked hey I got these skis, what bindings should I get, where should I get them mounted? And your answer would have worked lol.

He’s got the pre Vishnu jitters ?
 
yeah, jesus christ I should not have put vishnu in the title didn't expect this shit.

how is it only me who has the pre-newski jitters ... on newschoolers to say the least
 
14433578:badatrails said:
got any recs for what i can/should try out this season?

Still don’t know what you’re trying to ask. Tf you trying out this season, anal? A backflip? A rare food? Driving a stick shift?

lol.
 
14433564:weastcoat said:
I swear people will throw out that they bought Vishnus any chance they get… almost like it’s some kind of flex talking about them or saying you bought them.

Is this a "bruh" moment or a "fr" moment?
 
14433584:badatrails said:
yeah, jesus christ I should not have put vishnu in the title didn't expect this shit.

how is it only me who has the pre-newski jitters ... on newschoolers to say the least

it’s fine bro, people are just on edge after the 10,000 “what size vishnus” threads
 
Hey I’m hyped for you dude, new skis are always fun! Just ordered my first pair of v’s as well. Also since it’s a fully symmetrical jib/park ski definitely mount true center. Like [tag=240203]@KilaTsunami[/tag] said put some pivots or attacks on them and you’ll be golden (or whatever decent binding you have that you like, they are your skis after all)
 
Just so you know vishnus are fully symmetrical so don’t mount them anywhere but true center. And as for what to try, I think you’re trying to ask the best way to use them. Go hit rails/ learn how to hit them if u haven’t already, and learn how to butter, you’ll have a good time
 
14433564:weastcoat said:
I swear people will throw out that they bought Vishnus any chance they get… almost like it’s some kind of flex talking about them or saying you bought them.

dude lmao you and other recent gold name guy seriously need to just stop thinking about vishnus and jets for a second, you're tying yourself up in knots over nothing

OP-- mount em where the company says to (it's prob true center) and i def advise dulling your edges a little since it's primarily a rail ski. duller edges will slide much more easily on rails and help prevent edge cracks. a gummy stone is my preferred way to do this

bindings, 'round these here parts look pivots are the gold standard, and if you want something cheaper or lighter tyrolia attacks (12 or up; 11 is kids' binding) or salomon STHs are also super popular

have fun, enjoy the skis, if you see weird dudes staring at them while steam comes out of their ears, put your hands in the air so they can see that you are not a threat
 
14433943:SofaKingSick said:
dude lmao you and other recent gold name guy seriously need to just stop thinking about vishnus and jets for a second, you're tying yourself up in knots over nothing

OP-- mount em where the company says to (it's prob true center) and i def advise dulling your edges a little since it's primarily a rail ski. duller edges will slide much more easily on rails and help prevent edge cracks. a gummy stone is my preferred way to do this

bindings, 'round these here parts look pivots are the gold standard, and if you want something cheaper or lighter tyrolia attacks (12 or up; 11 is kids' binding) or salomon STHs are also super popular

have fun, enjoy the skis, if you see weird dudes staring at them while steam comes out of their ears, put your hands in the air so they can see that you are not a threat

I’m not the one tied up in knots when OP doesn’t know how to ask a question. I’m not the one thinking about Vishnus, I just see there are way too many fucking threads about how someone got Vishnus or how they’re thinking about buying them or whatever.
 
14434025:weastcoat said:
I’m not the one tied up in knots when OP doesn’t know how to ask a question. I’m not the one thinking about Vishnus, I just see there are way too many fucking threads about how someone got Vishnus or how they’re thinking about buying them or whatever.

brutha

relax

smoke some cones

go skiing
 
I'll beat this dead horse until its a protein shake.

Mount your skis similar to the way they were designed. Are they symmetrical? Close to or at center. Is it a pro model where the athlete always mounts -2cm? I will lose my shit if you mount it -9cm or something. Is it a race ski meant to me mounted super far back? do that. Don't like these mountings? You bought the wrong ski, and you will only compromise by mounting it wrong.

Wets are symmetrical so mount them center or don't stray too far (maybe 2.5cm back at most)
 
Also dull your edges so they don't crack, and if you have any decent mechanical/carpentry skills mounting your own skis is pretty easy
 
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