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What size Vapor would a 5’10”, 160 LBS, 34 MPH 38off skier need???

66”- 115-165 LBS

67”- 150-190 LBS

We used 1”X 10’ aluminum conduit, we cut it in half and drilled a 5/16” hole about 1.5’ down and put a ¼’x1’piece of rebar. Then we drilled ¼” hole about 2” down and spiced a shot 3/16” stainless cable on the conduit. Then we drove the conduit 4.5’ in the ground, checking the location with the total station as we drove the conduit in the ground. We belled out an area large enough for an 80 pound sack of concrete. Each buoy location is within a couple thousands. We tie a bungee cord to the top eye of the cable for the buoy.

Course is 18 years old.

I had an insert come out of my Nano One. Called Goode, Chris said to epoxy it back in, I ask what kind of epoxy to use he said any two part epoxy. He said Lowes should have something. Looking for a recommendation.

Thanks

Shane,

This is where i got slot caliper from

http://slalomguru.com/videos.php

MS, I’m using the head of the calipers for my DFT measurement. Is your .752 with a slot calipers are head of calipers? As AB mentioned, Radar does measure DFT with slot calipers. Subtract .30 from my measurement?

I'm going to move my bindings to 28 3/4" with a real focus on weight transfer forward.

Thanks for the input!

Ski is a 66” I’m about 160 lb.’s

I’m measuring DFT with the head of the calipers

Binding placement is measured from the top stitch, I’m ¼" back from factory of 28 ¾”

What would help keep my tip down after completing my turn? A friend took some pictures, and I was surprised at how much my tip was coming up at the end of the turn. I have attached the photos and some video.

Skiing on a 2011 Strada

28 1/2 “Front Binding

.765 DFT

6.850 Length

2.495 Depth

http://s829.photobucket.com/albums/zz214/T-UP/Sept%20skiing/

Is there any advantage in skiing with a radius handle? I have been skiing with one for years...I was told years ago that using a radius would help woth my tennis elbows.