When you say the side ones are torx, are they on the inside? On the outside of my boots there is a disk with two holes on opposite sides, looks like it's made for a pin spanner type of tool. That's why I mentioned a special tool.
Keep in mind I have the 2018 110 flex. Maybe there is a difference in models/years?
Currently there is no top screw in the back. I will have to check to see about a spacer. Sounds like a real PIA to change the lean. I definitely felt the intuition liner stiffened the flex, it was noticable. I have the original wrap style which has a high density foam...one of the reasons I like them. Also, my older boots have booster straps, and I know they affect the flex, so I may have to get a pair of them to try.
No change in bindings, skiing the same skis/bindings I have had for almost 10 years (Fischer AMC 79). I had to move the bindings about 2 mm to compensate for the shorter BSL on the Hawx.
One other thing I did notice is that the bottom of the boots are much higher on the Hawx, so the footbed is probably 5-6 mm higher, at least.
And my wife wonders why I waited so long to get new boots.... LOL
Keep in mind I have the 2018 110 flex. Maybe there is a difference in models/years?
Currently there is no top screw in the back. I will have to check to see about a spacer. Sounds like a real PIA to change the lean. I definitely felt the intuition liner stiffened the flex, it was noticable. I have the original wrap style which has a high density foam...one of the reasons I like them. Also, my older boots have booster straps, and I know they affect the flex, so I may have to get a pair of them to try.
No change in bindings, skiing the same skis/bindings I have had for almost 10 years (Fischer AMC 79). I had to move the bindings about 2 mm to compensate for the shorter BSL on the Hawx.
One other thing I did notice is that the bottom of the boots are much higher on the Hawx, so the footbed is probably 5-6 mm higher, at least.
And my wife wonders why I waited so long to get new boots.... LOL