Tipspacer and sidewalls vs core, how much?

[Norwegianskier]

How much of your tips and tails are tipspacers? How deep do you let them go?(difficult to say it in english)

And the same with sidewalls.

[ben_mtl]

On my skis :
sidewalls are a 7mm offset of the edge contour, tail/tipspacers are a 20mm offset.
Thinking of giving a try at 100% tipspacer tip and tail.
If someone have an answer to that : What are the advantages of having the core going up to the tips (except with rockered skis) ?

[MontuckyMadman]

at pm gear splat made some brockers w/ 100% tip spacer. It created a hinge point in the tip. Not bad for skiing pow, you can just see the tip hinge-kinda weird.

[Idris]

at pm gear splat made some brockers w/ 100% tip spacer. It created a hinge point in the tip. Not bad for skiing pow, you can just see the tip hinge-kinda weird.

Yes this was true of the first few, now the core is longer and has a wrap around tip spacer. You could feel the tip hinge more in hand flexing than skiing though.

[MartinJern]

I used 100% tipspacer in a pair and it worked fine! The old bro-cores that i got from u idris. No hinge effect there. it had a normal shaped tip so i guess its diffeent w long rocker tips. I think its a good way to go if u wanna use tipspacer, it makes it so easy laying up and easier to profile the core (depending on your method of profiling)