So, I now have 2018 Titans...
To assess tuning I retracted the brakes & then put the skis base-to-base. I was surprised how much tip early rise (or rocker) these things have. No rocker in the tails - so it's easy to identify the contact points there.
It looks to me like I should consider the "effective edge" (ie: what I need to keep properly beveled & sharp) to run from the tail contact point to 5-6cm beyond where the tip early rise starts. For the tip, that "5-6cm beyond where the early rise starts" appears to coincide with where the tips start the real upward curve.
Make sense?
To assess tuning I retracted the brakes & then put the skis base-to-base. I was surprised how much tip early rise (or rocker) these things have. No rocker in the tails - so it's easy to identify the contact points there.
It looks to me like I should consider the "effective edge" (ie: what I need to keep properly beveled & sharp) to run from the tail contact point to 5-6cm beyond where the tip early rise starts. For the tip, that "5-6cm beyond where the early rise starts" appears to coincide with where the tips start the real upward curve.
Make sense?