The spindle is the exact same as all the last P3 sleds we rode in videos last season and the ones anyone else rode. It is not to pull the wool over your eyes. In this instance it is a mistake that was put out there with a geometry change in the sppndle, which in fact was never done. The spindle was always just lighter and accepted the new ski rubber that is not available on its own, there was never a difference in the ski, however the ski has been changed to accept the new rubber, you can use a ski from 2017-19 and insert the new spindle and rubber however you will have to trim some plastic, it is something we can not do videos on or talk about as if we do and someone gets it wrong they blame us. Those are the facts, you can dream up anything else you want but we did not have something different and then not included it. Don't mind the salesman comment one bit, I don't care and never have for titles, however what I have always done and will continue to do is provide the most up to date information we can to customers. The video of bret is from the night of club so as you can see anyone, even the professor can make a mistake, that is it and it is in no way meant to confuse people or convince them to buy something they do not need. Your dealer can take your product back, if you feel you were taken for a ride or someone will definitely want it. I have told many customers if they want to try the munster or duropro rubbers to try those first, at every show I attend. The spindles are cheaper than what one use to cost and only way to get out new rubbers. I love the new spindle/rubber combo and have added it to my 2020 Summit X, I know guys say big deal but even norona is governed by a budget, its huge but still don't want to blow the whole budget on spindles, cause still got to gas up the ferrari! Sad with all the name calling, I often question how we can be so short with each other in our own sport and it is a big reason why it is so easy to shut us out of areas as we can't even treat the very people in our own sport with some respect. Have a great winter, cheers dave