mbrann

I was RFF and wrecked my right ankle in a car accident and then in motocross. Ended up switching my trick to LFF. Tried LFF for slalom, but found RFF more comfortable with most load and flex needed in the rear foot. Definitely try it. If it reduces the pain then the skill and cordination will soon follow.

Pretty disappointed in my initial outting. I blew out my hardshells. They were old and must have been brittle. Had to hack up the stealth boots. I have all the tendons in my toes released due to a bad ankle break. I couldn't get into the the front stealth. I know look rough, but taking out some of the carbon fiber structure in toe area let's the boot flex more. Haven't tried them out yet. I am interested in looking for some size 11 fogman boots if anyone has some lying around.

The only time I enjoy picking up a few more balls.

Here is the final setup. Happy with the way it turned out. Skip located a Prophecy for me and I mounted some older hardshells to the stealth plate. The stealth boots were pretty terrible when I tried them on.

Here are the blocks supplied and my understanding of how they should be positioned (with the pins removed). These blocks set the spacing from the release units and then I reinstall the pins and springs. Does that seem correct? I might have a line on a prophecy, but I'm on a tight budget after the medical bills and binders. What would be a fair price for a 13/14 68" prophecy?

Great input guys. I appreciate the file @rfa. Do you know if it is the connelly unit or something homemade? Skip reached out to me after seeing this since we had been in toucharge from SIA. He pointed out that my nylon blocks are used to set the spacing of the releases from the binder plate. Makes sense now, but I could not visual it before. Sounds silly but I have been experimenting with different mounting positions on a 2x6. The setup is very sensitive to how these are mounted. Going to test it with using the nylon blocks to space it out and see how that goes.

Hey all. Hoping to get some insight from those running a connelly stealth or Fogman setup. I just recently picked up a stealth system from h20 after a knee blow out from only one leg coming out of my animals. Anyhow, I got the gear but I am underwhelmed by the instructions. The adapter plates are no longer available and the instructions do not provide dimensions for mounting the release units. This system seems like it would be very sensitive to releases being mounted correctly. I would love to find a prophecy with stealth mounts, but it looks like I will most likely be mounting these to a homemade plate for my HO. Anyone know what the nylon blocks supplied are for?