Leg Length

Just a question on leg length as I have been paddling for years a variety of boats and want to shorten my leg length in a spec ski - obviously once done its done.

Is there a specific formula - as my ocean ski is 60mm shorter (from footplate to seat back)then my Spec ski, and I like it tight like that, it now feels like I am laying down on my spec and I really like the ocean ski short leg feel

Does this over simplify it or could I work on that to get my leg length on my new speccy.

Love to hear anyones thoughts, and how do I know if its too short

Cheers

So I will bet that somebody will post up with some sort of formula or rule of thumb to put you in the right position and justify it with some sort of anecdotal story.

I just had a paddling lesson with an ex Olympian with the goal of discussing theses type things and having them point out how much I suck at technique and show me how to do things better.

The topic of leg length was discussed with the opinion of my tutor being that it is totally what you are comfortable with.
If you want em short, run em short. If your comfy long, then run em long. Everybody is different and will find their own length.
What ever allows you to be comfy without hindering rotation.

The impression I got was that leg length was about as important as how many scratches you had on the deck of your boat........

So no doubt, various body proportions and flexibility or lack thereof will influence what length you run at, but from what I was told, doesn't matter.