Ski Toe Mark Position Relative To Boot Question

If there is a toe mark on a ski, does that mean that that mark should
be lined up with the front edge of the skiboot sole, or the front edge
of the part of the skiboot in which the toes sit (perhaps ~1/4"
further back) or the front edge of where the person's toes are
actually sitting inside the ski boot(perhaps another 1/8th further
back than that). Or is the ski toe mark supposed to line up with an
edge of the front part of the binding instead?

Derek Drew wrote:

If there is a toe mark on a ski, does that mean...

There is a center mark on a ski. I've never seen a toe mark.

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(Derek Drew) wrote in message . com...
If there is a toe mark on a ski, does that mean that that mark should
be lined up with the front edge of the skiboot sole, or the front edge
of the part of the skiboot in which the toes sit (perhaps ~1/4"
further back) or the front edge of where the person's toes are
actually sitting inside the ski boot(perhaps another 1/8th further
back than that). Or is the ski toe mark supposed to line up with an
edge of the front part of the binding instead?

I mounted mine so that the mark was alinged with toe of the ski boot
(your second possibility). I think this makes sense as it is quite
visual and eliminates the length of the toe projection from the ski
boot. My understanding is that it is a bit of a trade off marking the
toe position as really the ball of the foot is the standard and toe
position estimated from there.