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SALOMON S912 Binding Problem
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I put got a new pair of salomon bindings this year and they worked well for about 5 days. Then i noticed that i could move my toe side to side quite a bit on one side. I tried sliding the heel towards the toepiece and increasing the din. that didn't work too well. then i noticed you could adjust the tension in the toepiece. i don't want to tighten anything too much. has anybody else had this problem with salomon bindings?
-just ski it
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i haven't had this problem i have the s912ti and they are sick and super light
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i also have the ti912 but mine are having problems. they're light and all but aren't worth crap if they aren't gonna hold my boot in
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Go to a shop, and let a tech look at your bindings. You've already screwed with both your DIN and your forward pressure(that's what moving your heelpiece does) so if you don't want to get hurt, let a shop tech look at them and tell you what's up.
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i have the 914s which is the same binding, except the din goes to 14 instead of tweleve. i have about 4 pairs of them and they all occasionally loosen at the two piece. put ur boat in the binding and take a flat head screwdriver and tighten the screw on the side of the two piece untill it cant go anymore. that should fix the loose-ness for a while.
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he's right, it's just your wings are loose, no biggie yet
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yea, i got the s912's and i threw a mute of this fairly good sized table, and pulled my ski right off, with the dins at like 10 or so. i was confused
Ones that are not cold, are scarcely ones at all.
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yea i got s912 and last year that happened to me and for somereason this year i got another pair of them and it is happening again this year.
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thanks for the suggestions people. i went into a binding tech and said all i needed to do was tighten the toe piece spring like you said. i also noticed my toe was moving up and down a little so i tightened the big screw on the toepiece to adjust the toe height. what a difference! i'm glad the bindings are so easily adjusted and light but what a pain in the ass!
no wonder they were on sale when i bought them
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ya, mine always toe released. so i bought some look p12's and i have never had that problem again.
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