I'm 5.9 at 210lbs I like 175cm personally. Mind you I haven't tried many skiis. I just know the longer ski will go faster and I like going fastest. Just got me a pair of i.speed pros 175cm.

maybe its too late, but most likely it was unscrewed too much in a shop. Need to look at it to make know what to do with it :)

@ @ZA - i centered the middle of the boots 2cm forward from the mid-point which makes the skis feel shorter, as well as turn faster. Gradually you can move the mid-point back again, maybe .5 cm, &/or 1cm, etc.

I bought that ski last season. I'm 172 cm tall and intermediate skier. I chose 163 and I found this ski as the perfect weapon for me. It is very easy in almost all conditions of snow. It is very light and very easy to start carving. I hilghly recomend this thing for intermediate skiers who want to improve his carving skills and just want a pair of skis for all conditions.

someone please answer this

I also asked this question. If the ski is as tall as me should be ideal right? Also mid-intermediate/low level advanced.

I am looking it tooo wtf

Same problem, but from what ive heard it might be the metal tab on the back of the heel piece looks like u need to lift it

You need to unscrew the screw which is located in the middle

@@tazo7270 toe piece or heel piece? Because i am not mounted on rail if that is what your referring to

Flathead screwdriver under the rear tab, pry up it’ll pop up. Rear of binding needs to be halfway into the tick marks on the tab.

Anything that moves inside the boot looses control. I disappointed with head moving to this gimmick

I’m afraid this is common with high performance boots like these. I’ve had good luck kind of untraining the overlapping plastic flaps to be more open. I prop them open with firewood or large coffee cups and keep them in front of a gentle heat source when I am not wearing them. This and a year or so of wearing them really helps. Always get them warm to put them on or take them off. I actually have a dewalt heat gun I used this year because we had to boot up in our vehicles due to covid. Other times I have had to sit in my car for 15 minutes to get the things warm (Head R2RD race boots). Heated boot bags help too. And your technique for putting them on will improve with time. But they aren’t for sissies that’s for sure. On my 3rd season now and I finally love these boots.