In reply to mcawle:
I do care. However, it really depends on what angle you are measuring at, and what you are counting as the front of your boot. The secondary points definitely do not need to touch on a vertical line, but a 45 degree angle is to far back.
I had crampons for a long time with too short secondary points, and set up mono; they were sketchy in chandeliered ice, and super tiring everywhere steep.
Rambo's certainly do well in that respect. If you are heavier, and have a larger foot, the vertical frame also prevents flex, improving both durability of the crampon, and a more solid, secure feel for your feet. Cube is a pretty lightweight boot, so not very stiff sold.
If you are lightweight, and have small feet, this is less of an issue.
Do you have a picture or two?
On the pictures I saw on the web, it definitely looks as if the second points are on the shorter side.
https://www.thealpinestart.com/2014/03/03/field-tested-petzl-lynx-review/
On a side note, if the toe bails don't fit your boots well, try some different ones. Grivel fits better in my experience, but Black Diamond has narrow, standard and wide ones as well.
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