Hendryx Idiosynaptic
Level: Medium
Brand: Hendryx
Model year: 2013
Measure (Tip/Waist/Tail): 146/122/140 mm Turning radius: 21.00 m (186 cm)
Lengths: 186 cm
What do you think about Hendryx Idiosynaptic?
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The description says it is not as good in the piste as its brothers and sisters in Hendryxstall. But then I do not experience it, it's really good at the piste, entering the turn where you have decided and kept the cut in the whole turn in both short and long turns. I like to go fast and big turns even in a steep piste type 4-5 turns into the WC-back in Hundfjället.
There are 3 mounting dashes at the front BC Jibb, Performance and Pillows.
Originally, I mounted them with the boot center in the middle of the preformance and pads the position, ie 1 cm in front of the cushioning mode, but experienced the diving trend when it did not go so fast in woody woods while there was no bottom in the snow.
A comparison with my previous skis Purple Haze 172 cm 2007 or, showed that
The idiosynaptic boot center is much further ahead.
Upon consultation with the "manufacturer" he explained the idea of the location of the boot
center is that the ski should go planier and faster in the snow. It may fit other but not me, so I decided to move the binding backwards. How much was the question?
It was to buy a demo tie with the possibility of shifting the boot center 5 cm, in order not to get too many holes in the bearing unless the reassembly dropped to full satisfaction.
With my riding style and attitude, the ideal position is just 3 cm behind the pillow mode (but not as far behind as my old PH that would be 5.5cm behind the pillow mode to get the same ratio.). Lössnö surf was really good.
And there was no noticeable difference in the piste characteristics.
It should be added that when the assembly was at the recommended powder position (1 cm
in front of being accurate) I think that Idiosynaptic works really well in the deep snow on open spaces where you can keep moving, but it's difficult to control the speed of woody woods and it's hard work that the front of the ski slopes dug into the snow during transport to the goodies.
A larger board had been recommended on the skis and why not a little more rocks.
Model year: 2011
Riding style: Ski-Powder
Length on the ski: 185 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 172 cm
There are 3 mounting dashes at the front BC Jibb, Performance and Pillows.
Originally, I mounted them with the boot center in the middle of the preformance and pads the position, ie 1 cm in front of the cushioning mode, but experienced the diving trend when it did not go so fast in woody woods while there was no bottom in the snow.
A comparison with my previous skis Purple Haze 172 cm 2007 or, showed that
The idiosynaptic boot center is much further ahead.
Upon consultation with the "manufacturer" he explained the idea of the location of the boot
center is that the ski should go planier and faster in the snow. It may fit other but not me, so I decided to move the binding backwards. How much was the question?
It was to buy a demo tie with the possibility of shifting the boot center 5 cm, in order not to get too many holes in the bearing unless the reassembly dropped to full satisfaction.
With my riding style and attitude, the ideal position is just 3 cm behind the pillow mode (but not as far behind as my old PH that would be 5.5cm behind the pillow mode to get the same ratio.). Lössnö surf was really good.
And there was no noticeable difference in the piste characteristics.
It should be added that when the assembly was at the recommended powder position (1 cm
in front of being accurate) I think that Idiosynaptic works really well in the deep snow on open spaces where you can keep moving, but it's difficult to control the speed of woody woods and it's hard work that the front of the ski slopes dug into the snow during transport to the goodies.
A larger board had been recommended on the skis and why not a little more rocks.
Model year: 2011
Riding style: Ski-Powder
Length on the ski: 185 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 172 cm
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