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I still do a little freesyle so I need something with the tail upturned. I think I'll go with the Burton Supermodel X. It's time for me to up with the times and you all have helped me with a simple yet vital question! Thanks!

This site rules! All whom reply rock! I continue my questioning with this: Is the time's past Asymetrical cut better or worse than the now-a-days symetrical? Love your respones! Thanks.

Thank you all VERY much! This gives me some really good ideas on technique to try out and apply!

Thanks so much, Carver! I'll try that out today (some of the midwest actually still has snow-can you believe it?) I'm pretty sure I understand all that you are saying-gives me some good stuff to try out! Thanks again!

What is it with the heel edge? I can layout toe side and it feels great to put the palm of my hand on the hill! Then comes the heel edge and it's a different story...argh! The edge either slides out or skips like I'm playing hop-scotch. Should I increase my angles? I'll be getting a 7 degree cant plate soon but I already tuck my knee certainly enough to do the mysterious heel edge layout. How-now-pro-bro's???

SOUNDS GREAT!! It's the round disk one with fins, right? It should be an ABS-like plastic. I'll be putting 3 hole Burton P1 bindings on them. I've got paypal so however you'd like to do it, it'd be great Peter A.

3.5 or 7 degree cant plate-Burton c.1992-round indust. plastic-three hole pattern.

I believe I've turned on the email thing. These kind of forums are new to me. I'd just love a cant for my back foot so I can comfortably put my knee behind the other and juice a carve.

I would LOVE to find a 3-hole Burton binding cant plate for my old asym board. It would be round with 3.5 or 7 degree tweak forward. Would love to buy it off someone! artwoodwork@yahoo.com. Thanks!