Riders who use toe and heel lift on hard-boots should also try that on soft setup.
I use 8° of heel lift on my powder-boards. Soft bindings at 0° rear, and 43° front. (Yes its allot of angles, but I walk like a duck to..!)
Heel lift increases the ankle dorsiflexion range. And increases your range of motion, up and down to suck up bumps, tuck under trees and really pump your turns.
I also feel that it makes it possible to rotate more one heel-side turns, and still have enough pressure on the rear high-back.
I want to try some toe-lift on the front to, to move some of the load to the rear leg. But I have only one lift-plate.
I wish Catek will come out with Olympic's with Fastec entry system soon..