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Hey Peter, I've spent time on both skis you mentioned. While the La Machine Mirco is reasonably stiff, it has ample tip and tail rocker, a relatively short turning radius, and beefier weight-wise radius than the Zero-G 85. In short, the Faction is quick and energetic while still being more forgiving in tricky snow, while the Zero-G tends to be more traditional and takes a bit more input in specific terrain. Overall, it depends on what you see yourself using the skis for!

Hi Casey, for that binding you will want the 12.5mm Torx screw.

Hey Steve, overall ROM is basically just as good and it's been noted that the downhill performance of the Peak Carbon compared to the TLT 6 with the tongue is even better. The Peak Carbon will also be lighter as well.

Hey Qun Gu, in general, there's not all that much we can do in order to make more room vertically in most boots. We can heat mold the liners and get some initial height in the boot, or with the Zero G Tour Pro boot in particular grind down the boot board some. Another boot you could check out that has a fair amount more height for your instep would be the Lange XT3 Tour Pro boot , which still walks, and skis very similar.

Hey Dave, overall the Colltex Mohair pulls off fairly similar if not slightly easier than the Pomica glue. Another skin you could check out would be the Contour Guide Mix skins which also have similar feeling glue for just the right amount of stick and the ability to rip off.