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Re: So what is the pad of choice for the Flex?
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With that said, the Edge System would be best as there are no centering issues to resolve, thereby eliminating jumping. Correct?

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That would be a correct statement (IMHO). The only reason I haven't moved toward the Edge System is because of the permanent modification to the backing plate. Once they offer a separate plate (with no mods to the existing plate), I'll probably make the move myself.
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