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Adjusting bindings

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Tasche
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My girlfriend wants to try skiing tomorrow so I pulled out my old skis and found some boots that would fit her but the binding wont crank down small enough to fit the boot tight. Any body know any tricks to get them to fit, short of remounting the bindings?
Feb 10 2006 5:34PM
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Dan-Man
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what kind of bindings are they baby?
Feb 10 2006 5:35PM
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Tasche
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These are like the first twin tips that dynastar made the skis say "snap of twinboards" the binding are blue/white marker m41 twin cam and they adjust by a screw behind the rear binding.
Feb 10 2006 5:38PM
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Dan-Man
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get a flat head screw driver. under the back piece there should be a little plate then you jam the screw driver under it and then twist, then you can slide it.
Feb 10 2006 5:43PM
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Tasche
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I know how to adjust binding jack ass... They are the type of bindings that you screw in and they move. Im pretty sure there is no way to move them any more up I am just going to go demo some skis peace.
Feb 10 2006 6:13PM
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reggyboy
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sounds like u'll have to remount those suckers if u cant slide them any further forward
Feb 10 2006 6:15PM
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JFerg
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yea buddy sounds like a remount, if you cant slide em baack
Feb 10 2006 7:26PM
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cobra_commander
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if she is trying it for the first time just rent, you will need to remount the bindings if she wants to use them.
Feb 10 2006 7:36PM
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TheStamos
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not if your asking on NS JACKASS. he was just trying to help.
Feb 10 2006 7:48PM
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