Remounting line anthems

turn them around and re-mount them. theyre symmetrical so its the same either way, the holes would just be in different spots
 
yes it is possible the same bolt pattern binding can be used in the same holes or a new binding can be used any good shop will be able to do this.
 
Did you rip out a binding? Are you getting bigger boots? Or do you just want different bindings? It would help if you answered these, along with what bindings you had and what bindings you're putting on them. If they're the same and the same boot size, you can just helicoil them into the same holes. If its for a new bigger boot, then there shouldn't be a problem mounting them center again, especially if they have a different hole pattern

I've never heard about the flip idea, but it makes sense because the Anthems are symmetrical in every way; sidecut, butter zones, tip/tail, etc.
 
ahhh, now most people think anthems are 100% TRULY, PERFECTLY symmetrical, which they are, but the given mounting lines ARE NOT TRUE CENTER!!!!! the suggested mounting lines are 5mm back from true center to account for boot flex. most people do not know this, so if you are going to flip you skis around, you will have to hand measure where true center is because if you just go with the line again, you will be riding about a cm forward of dead center, presuming you mounted the correct direction in the first place, which many people also dont. DOUBLE CHECK people, double check.
 
A shop should always be measuring anyway. Very few companies actually have their mounting points correct on the ski. +5cm on one ski may be a +4.5 on the other. Good shops will always measure.
 
that's true. i've run into trouble mounting based on the factory line before. it's not worth firing a bunch of holes in your ski just for the convenience of not measuring. 1 pair of teneighties, 1 pair of ants, 1 pair of msps. shame shame.
 
three options:

buy the same bindings(although sometimes they will pull)

remount a cm or two back

or turn the ski around and get different binding pattern.
 
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