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6 hours ago, Aracan said:
inward canting (my rear binding angle is only around 40°, so canting makes more sense to me
On my powder boards with 40* angles I use inward canting as well. My stance distance is about the same as my carving boards. 19 3/4 inches ( 50 cm )
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Cool Buckle!
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2 hours ago, Karver said:
6 degrees lift on the front. 3 degrees lift on the back. 65f/63r with TD3 sidewinder. 19 3/4" stance width. It has been working for me with the new XC12 Upz boots.
I have the XC12's also. I usually use those with my powder boards. They are super flexy without turning up the spring tension. I like the firmness of the RC12's for carving hard.
This is great guys! I'm seeing a pattern forming. Others please chime in. Thanks
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I forgot to mention that my binding angles are 55 degrees on both. Stance 19.5 inches No lean on both boots. Although without rear lift I set rear boot lean on click.
15 minutes ago, lonbordin said:I run higher angles on the TD3 setup on a narrower board than the F2 setup on a wider board.
My setup method follows @Beckmann AG authoritative work. I focus on centering my front knee to the width of the board and go from there... staying within the box wine parameters of course.
Yeah I've got the front foot dialed in. Rear foot is where its slides in the grey area.
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5 minutes ago, lonbordin said:
I run TD3 SW 6/6 and F2s 3+/3+ (big block) with my UPZs.
why the bias between TD3 verses F2?
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40 minutes ago, MNSurfer said:
I have M30/31 and switched from Deeluxe to UPZ because of the lack of heel lift in my RC12. So no lift in the UPZ's, way too much lift in the T700s. Your mileage may vary.
I'm leaning toward without bc it does feel more natural. With lift makes me feel like It makes me lean forward on the nose of the board and not centered. Especially on a Thirst
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12 minutes ago, lordmetroland said:
As a diminutive, narcissistic man I use heel lifts in all my shoes to attract the ladies and intimidate my enemies. Highly recommended.
We need a pic of you showing off your lifts
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Curious to see if UPZ boot riders like 3 degree heal lift on rear foot with F2 bindings. I'm thinking it might be too much considering the high internal boot ramp angle. I've gone back and forth riding with and without and still haven't found what feels better. What are your experiences with rear foot?
Binding angles 55 degrees both. Stance 19.75 inches (50cm). Front lift 3 degrees.
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16 hours ago, SunSurfer said:
Kids that do that to my boards get the "death" stare!
If they're with their parents I speak to the parents, if alone I explain lift queue etiquette to them. I have a way with words!
OMG that would of pissed me off. Count to 10 then scold politely
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On 2/6/2021 at 2:50 AM, SunSurfer said:
I don't know what you're riding but the modern boards are just so much fun to ride that it's like crack cocaine, very addictive! You'll just want more and more of it. You'll become another lost soul, like me, and so many others here, who live the rest of the year craving the carve of the new Thirst Superconductor in my garage
YES! Crack! After my first ride on a Thirst Superconductor I dream every night riding the SC. Now its dumping everyday this week and have to leave my Thirst at home for the powder board. Don't get me wrong I love the powder but I wanna ride my thirst so bad its killing me.
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This might be apples to oranges in comparison between Deluxe and UPZ but I noticed with my UPZ XC12 (very flexy) verses my RC12 (stiff) was the flexy boots were more likely to unbuckle if I didn't have my buckles tensioned evenly (equally) between all buckles. Especially if they were set too loose. RC12's because of less flex or movement seems less finicky. FWIW,
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On 2/6/2021 at 9:06 PM, Gossamer said:
Cool sticker!
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Your a good son! Nice table saw work on the kessler board
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I have way too many boards and need to purge. I find myself always grabbing for my go to boards and the others collect dust so time to clean house and find boards a new home.168 Pulse SOLD!Side cut 8-13, Waist 20.5cm Built for a 180-200 lbs. riderBindings NOT included! Board is in excellent shape over all its 9/10. No chips on sidewalls, Top sheet is near perfect. Couple of very mellow scratches on base and has been waxed recently (couple of half days on wax). Edges are sharp from factory, 1 degree and 88 degrees . Board has only been ridden around 20 days total (last season and a little bit this season) Comes with Crab Grab Shark teeth stomp pad.175 Secret SOLD!Side cut 11, Waist 19 cm, Stock buildBindings NOT included! Board is in excellent shape over all its 9/10. No chips on sidewalls, Top sheet has some light scuffs but not bad. Base and edges are perfect, only rode once after light base grind from Donek. Stock edge angles. Plenty of board and edges left. Fresh universal wax (-20 deg. thru 32 deg. wax) board is ready to ride. Comes with Crab Grab Shark teeth stomp pad. -
I saw this board at MCC. This board is near perfect condition. Buy with confidence.
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shagging wagon
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7 hours ago, 1xsculler said:
Hope you have your SC
Didn't arrive in time.
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proud to be a part of this. I better have my A game on
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I just bought a spare set from Donek and keep it in the backpack when they decide to break
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This will have a funny story to tell until the end of days. Old guys need plenty of stories to tell so we don't repeat the old ones too much. LOL...
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Our deal went through with a set price. Easier to set a price so both parties are in full agreement without the grey areas.
Now we can be friends.
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Sourcing UPZ Boots
in Carving Central
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Brighter boots equals more comments and questions in the lift line. Go for it!