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Binder adjustment

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kingsskier
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I search bared it and looked through a few threads but didnt find what i was lookin for and didnt feel like spending a year reading them all...I have px12 ti set for a 328mm 28.5 boot. Will these be able to adjust to a 29.5 335mm i believe without like being in danger of falling off the back or the plate?
Feb 5 2007 10:43PM
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(Jonesy)
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what the fuck is a binder?
Feb 5 2007 11:08PM
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fcspiteri
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Its a thing that you put paper in. They are frequently used in school and office settings.
Feb 5 2007 11:09PM
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(Jonesy)
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OHH!!! okay, now i know what we're talking about here. well, i could be wrong, but i think they are one size fits all, but they do have variations in ring size. do some research before you drop hard earned cash on these.
Feb 5 2007 11:12PM
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kingsskier
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ok you dumb shits dont post on my thread if your going to waste my time.
Feb 6 2007 9:27AM
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freeskier2424
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put your old boot in there and move the heel piece back about a cm and see if it works. i dont know if these have notches you move along like rossis or if its a screw like markers. im not familiar with them. i would call or visit a shop to get a definative answer. if they wont work, i hear that you can remount bindings up to three times on the same pair of skis
Feb 6 2007 10:29AM
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SwitchMahFuckah
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HAHA one size fits all, idiot. It should work, just make your adjustment, and then pop the boot in, the little window on the back should have yellow inside the two lines on each side.
Feb 6 2007 10:50AM
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MacMahoooon
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depends if the shop techs mounted the binding adjusted to one extreme or another. usually for younger people they will mount in a position forward of the mid adjustment point assuming your going to grow and get bigger boots within the life of the ski.

You should still take them in to the shop to get them readjusted once you have your new boots, worst case they can remount for you.
Feb 6 2007 10:53AM
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freeskier2424
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that's what i was going to say but couldn't think of how to word it
Feb 6 2007 10:59AM
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kingsskier
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yeah i know mostly on how to do it, i was wondering if 7mm was to much. It looks like they put it all of the way forward so I think I wont have a problem. I just dont want to remount these because of the value when my old boots work fine just not as amazingly comfortable as these haha. I would take it to my shop but they will probably charge me for it unless I buy something there, and my hill shop is cool but sometimes they get backed up so I dont want to drive 45 minutes to sit there all day. But, thanks for the advise serious people gave me
Feb 6 2007 12:21PM
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