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Great info. This will allow me to move the rear boot closer to the front.

Thanks. I guess am just use to a hardshell. I'll give it more time on the radars.

I am well aware and take full responsibility for my actions. Anything I do is my fault. I contacted the manufacturer after my accident and spoke to the president to ask for any help getting back on my ski. He suggested a higher cuff for the boot which would protect the ankle. I was impressed as all I wanted was to get back on my ski. Silly me! Once he determined I wasn't looking for financial compensation he wouldn't return my calls or emails. So hopefully you understand why I am trying to go it alone. I'm taking the initiative to solve my problem. If you still got the rope you still have hope. It's all good. :)

Thanks for everyone's input. I'm not sure I understand the heel cup comment. Is this to add a similar mechanism to the springs on the rear boot of the PS?

I am currently using the stealth plate system with Radar vapor boots. I had snapped my leg in half at the ankle on the Power shell and interloc system. 4 operations later , 3 plates , bone graft, and a boat load of screws I am back swerving. Love the Stealth system and have tested many time with no injuries. I just couldn't get use to the boots. Like my set up but would prefer a hardshell on the Stealth plate. Has anyone used a brand of hard shells on the stealth plate and would recommend?

I riveted the inner piece to the outer on both sides. Works great.

The gloves are the best. Would be great if you could get a winter version. We ski year round in Vancouver BC (best water - no other boats). Potential for spring and fall use? Or a size with the fingers thick enough to put liners and latex dry suit gloves underneath (Wiley's sells)