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@MS Thanks for the reply and feedback! My 65.25 XT is now at 6.849 (tips), 2.496, .712, wing at 9. I tell ya, the ski shape at the tail makes DFT really hard to measure, but the upside down ski trick you shared reallly helped get more consistent readings. Moving the fin back a little seemed to help, as did moving my bindings forward a notch since the exact front boot measurement (28.75) put me between holes on my HO bindings. However, I still haven't gained anything course-wise with this ski, and the XT seems to just take more effort over my old 2010 67" HO S1. I weigh ~170, ski Right foot forward, get into 35, and my only other thought is that I might need to be on a 66" XT. Thoughts anyone?

Great thread my fellow shredders. Maybe somebody can help me out. My 65.25 Nano OneXT feels like something isn't right (sluggish in work zone and across wake, but turns very nicely), and at this point I just want it to be stock. The wing came factory set at 8 (now at 10), which makes me think other settings may be off too. I don't have a slot caliper, but here's how she arrived: 6.849 (tips), 2.496, .724 (head flat on tail of ski), and my front of two boots is at 28.75. Sounds like my first move is to try .694?