Hello guys (and girls ![;)]( ";)")
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First of all thanks again for the help to find my new ski.
Still very happy with the S18S BUT!!!!!!:
There is a problem. I am a tall guy so i have the footplate in the last possible position. But the problem is that the movement range of the steering paddles is restricted by the sides of the cockpit. After ~1.5cm of travel, I hit the side and it leaves scratches and I have the fear of damaging the hull when I hit the same space over and over again. I heard that some companys offer longer footplates for larger guys, that would solve the problem. Is that the case with stellar? And if not, can I just saw and file the edges of the paddles without damaging the structure? I need to get rid of at least 1cm of carbon.
cheers
Justus
)First of all thanks again for the help to find my new ski.
Still very happy with the S18S BUT!!!!!!:
There is a problem. I am a tall guy so i have the footplate in the last possible position. But the problem is that the movement range of the steering paddles is restricted by the sides of the cockpit. After ~1.5cm of travel, I hit the side and it leaves scratches and I have the fear of damaging the hull when I hit the same space over and over again. I heard that some companys offer longer footplates for larger guys, that would solve the problem. Is that the case with stellar? And if not, can I just saw and file the edges of the paddles without damaging the structure? I need to get rid of at least 1cm of carbon.
cheers
Justus