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Ladia

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  1. What next season?  Go to Mammoth. It was very hot this weekend Kirkwood was good for just a couple hours, after lunch time to go home, but no people it was great. They closing next weekend. Another reason for Mammoth. Good you like your custom Donek. I found also board working best for my disability. I know people will be laughing 157 Kessler Alp. 

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  2. Last thing I care about. My set up.

    1 Stand width and position on board.

    2 Front foot angle. As I am using Bomber since it came on market I found when the bail straight section is parallel with the edge in spot where front binding is mounted it works the best for me.

    3 Back foot angle.

    4 Minimum over hang.

    5 Boots will not be centered for sure.

     

  3. I can’t do in this weather as I pretty much don’t see at any except sunny conditions so two weeks ago I got hit again at Kirkwood idiot just flew out of woods. I saw him in last moment and hit him with both fists as much as I could in chest to push him aside. I still fell but except to be sore for several days I survived. People are absolutely insane. This weekend another stormy weather so I will not even try to drive there, but on the other hand no idiot on ski will hit me. Not to good winter for me this season

  4. 20 hours ago, SunSurfer said:

    Scrunching the toes up seems counterproductive to me, given that the big toe in particular is an important part of fine balance mechanics. 

    Very interesting topic and sentence above is extremely important. About 12 years ago I had my  big toe on my left ( front) foot fused . ( put 2 screws in and make joint solid). I can’t put. Any pressure on it now as it was a little bit lifted during surgery to make walking easier. Since that time my toe side became horrible. I tried many boot fitters but no success, they  just try to sell you new insoles but they have no really clue what to do. One guy actually admitted it. I have box of useless insoles.  During cancer treatment gout started at right big toe. Bad one. I recently bought older UPZ  26.5 size and pain on right big toe is bad so I bought another older pair 27.0 to get some extra room. I am just waiting for delivery to try them. I probably will have to used two different sizes before I will make a final decision what size new boots will be. I was at 26.5 over 30 years. That big toe transfer about 40% of force if I remember correctly. Treat it with respect your turns depend on big guy.

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  5. Nothing special, just standard production Kessler. I need any help on toe side. Shorter board 157,checked

              smaller starting SR: 7 m clothoid  on start, checked

              Metal board : checked

    Now just some nice weather on the hills to try it. Not all boards I have are working for me now  on toe side with my new disability.

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  6. I liked  SES. You can try a bunch of board and get what really worked for you. For several years now I got board base on reading this forum or just go for it. I can’t say this method works for me well. Last week I bought old Kessler 157 with damage on base. The shape and length work perfect for my permanent physical limitations, so I bought new one on e bay. So to spend 200 on old one I consider we’ll spend money.

  7. Good old days. I remember on my Lacroix Nidafly I  had binding set up at about 15”. You had to  actually drill the holes. No inserts. The board had metal plate inside. You pretty much had one shot where to put it. Over weekend I started experimenting with narrowing stand again. My stand is narrow to compare most of you guys anyway, but I must go narrower as wider stand putting  unpleasant stretch  on my stoma bag on belly. Pretty much I had to change everything, stand, board, boots. That’s goal for the rest of season, find the most comfortable way how to continue. Maybe I am closing the circle.

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