Cracked Heelpiece and Broken Brake Question (Pictures)

haha idk how I posted the same picture 3 times...

The boot/binding compatibility in the heelpiece wouldn't be ideal, ramp angle may have changed as well as your heel would be sitting lower

I wouldn't recommend it, you won't necessarily release reliably

Probably a good idea to get some new bindings; you don't want to blow out a knee or something from broken bindings.

I would try to get the bindings warrantied. I don't like Salomon bindings because from my experience, they are guaranteed to break sooner than normal, but Salomon does, I believe have a 5 year warranty on bindings, which is good. The same thing happened to my old Sally bindings twice, and they were warrantied twice. I would not ski without a brake, because your boot heel will sit a little differently, and if you lose your ski and it goes barrelling down the mountain, it can injure or kill someone, cause serious damage to anything it might happen to hit, or go into the woods and force you to spend a long time looking for it. If you're going to ride the ski without a brake, at least attach it to your leg with some kind of leash.

What evidence do I need to get the warranty? The thing just exploded so I don't have many of the broken parts.  I'm planning on switching out the bindings tomorrow but I still want these replaced if I'm entitled to it.

you need your proof of purchase, and go through the shop you bought them at.

i have a salomon heel piece i could sell you cause i broke the other one

you actually just need a new heel track, my shop has them and i'm sure you could find one at a shop neer you for like 30 bucks

And the brake issue?

If you ask nicely, most shops have a spare parts bin you can root through.