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Omer Stingray Carbon w/ Mares Footpockets

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predat0r

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Hi Everyone,

has anyone tried to fit the Omer Stingray Carbon blades in Mares Razor footpockets? I could get some Omers very cheap, but in the wrong size, and I do have same Mares footpockets laying around...

Thanks guys!
 
I does not have a straight answer to you...but i have had my GFT blades in stingrays for a couple of years and this summer i changed to razor pockets and the blades fitted just as fine in both pockets, so i guess they have to be pretty close in shape.

Edit: one thing to consider is that stingrays have wider slot in tendons ...so maybe you have to thin out the T-rail or even remove to get the mares tendons to fit,

I removed rail and glued blades direct to tendons
 
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