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    Mounting The Seth

    Hi!

    I know there's already a thread about this and I've checked it. But that only made me more confused. I'm ordering 06/07 The Seth from the german skisite sport-conrad.de. They give you 3 choices of were to mount the binding:

    1: Core center (freestyle/park)
    2. Midsole + 1.5 (standard)
    3. Midsole (freeride/offpist)

    Standard sounds fine to me as I will mostly ski them offpist but also ski them in allround conditions like cut-up, groomed and slush. But from the other thread it seems like midsole + 1.5 still is very far back and I don't want that. STill I don't dear picking core center.
    Soooo, what to choose?

    Greetings/

    Carl

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    Be sure to ask his permission first.

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    Shouldn't you also be sure to offer a courtesy reach around?

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    These links have more info on mounting than Clinton's autobiography.
    Go here for exhaustive discussions on center and core mounting, 0 to +7 etc.
    To make your life more confusing, the SV had the graph on the side of the ski off by 2cm; I don't know if they corrected it on the SETH.

    http://www.k2skis.com/idealbb/view.a...5A107F2B01903D

    http://www.k2skis.com/idealbb/view.a...5A107F2B01903D


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    I'm skied the SV mounted at mid-sole as demos on a couple of powder days. They are more floaty when mounted that way. In the end I mounted mine at +3.5 as I like to ski in the trees. I found that they handle better in tight places & also on the groomers mounted that way, w/o giving up much for float. It's got a pretty wide shovel which has no trouble keeping those tips up in deep pow.

    If in doubt, mount with a demo binding or some other binding which you can adjust (ie. tyrolia railflex).

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    In summary

    + 7.5 core or center mount

    0 mid sole

    - 2 SV graph off


    Corrected

    + 9.5 core or center mount

    +2 mid sole



    Most folks seem to have mounted +3 to +5. Whether that is the corrected value or not I don't know.
    Last edited by Jim S; 09-12-2006 at 11:56 PM.
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    aha, thank you guys, I think I'll tell them to mount it +3 mid sole, seems like a good allround compromise.

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