Just curious how people measure their stance width.
I ask because I measure from centre of one binding to centre of the other binding.
However, when I bought a board last year, the shop offered to mount my bindings for me before I left. I told the guy 22.5 inches, and he mounted the bindings measured from the inside edge of each binding, meaning the stance was wider than I wanted.
I'm sure there is no "rule" on this, but I'm curious how most of you measure stance width.
Really no, because on a lot of bindings you can get many different stance widths out of the same set of inserts. i.e. I can adjust my stance wider or narrower on the same inserts. Measuring from center of the binding to center binding is the most logical and sensible way.
I measure from middle of the 4 bolts (that I use) to middle of 4 bolts. Seems most consistent to me.
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