My 186 R110’s are at -7cm. I like them and they feel balanced there. If I was starting over I’d probably go -7.5 or -7.75cm. I also have a small bsl (295mm) so for a bigger boot that’d be more like -8 to -8.2cm behind true center.
I like more traditionally mounted skis and tend to drive the tips. Had to adapt somewhat to a more centered stance with these but I get along well with them now
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04-20-2025, 06:54 AM #1552
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My one ninety three R One tens are at minus seven point seven five for a three twenty seven bsl and are perfect. I originally mounted my bc one tens at minus nine for the reasons you mentioned and they felt sluggish and I didn’t love them. I moved to minus seven point five and they felt very much like the R one ten but lighter and shorter. I don’t think this particular shape is very tolerant of mounting outside the recommend line.
The only thing I’m not in love with is the twin tip tail, it catches in funky snow sometimes.
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