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teleNH
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I had an issue with my binding last year and I want to get it cleared up before the season starts. I was double ejecting on almost every landing. I tightened my dins up but I still had this problem. Any ideas on something else that could have caused this?
15 years ago
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BWalmer
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Check you're forward pressure, and put your DIN back down.
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Bloc_chain
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this, also check your boots, they could be very worn down
15 years ago
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joshua
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Go to a shop, don't mess around with your bindings. Your knees will thank you.
15 years ago
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49566738265
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1.  Check boot toes and heels for excessive wear.
2.  Forward pressure.
3.  Don't ever just crank up the DIN to solve your issues.
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Legoman
Posts: 533 - Karma: 13
Get them torque tested by a shop, you can find out if there releasing at the value they should be or if they need adjusting.

Also if there outside a certain range ( i think its about + or - 2 on the din scale ) then they are legitimately faulty and you should get a swap for a new pair.

If there sollys with the shitty toes like my sth 14s I wouldnt be suprised if they are pre-releasing, I have to run one toe at +0.5 and one at +1.
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rozboon
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Which binding?
My Jesters developed an issue in the toepieces that eventually meant I could eject vertically at the front, I was getting all sorts of weird releases when landing on my tails/tailpressing etc and until I saw a video of one of my bails I couldn't work out what it was.
Likewise there's a few bindings that have issues with sliding back on the rails and other little issues.
Taking it to a shop is probably your best bet. Shonky bindings with cranked dins to compensate is a recipe for ACL reconstructions.
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Caleb.E
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all this stuff could be a facter but one thing that realy could be the cause of it all is your bindings, alot of people dont see the signifisense of a good binding thats geared towred to what type of riding u do.

if u can get info on bindings i could help a lttle bit more, if your looking into buying a new pare thats good priced i would get dynastar (or look, rossi same brands) pk12 jibs super solid bidings never ejected about for some dum reason!

hope that helped!

15 years ago
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dreadyboy
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yeah my friends old rossi bindings were faulty and it was like you were at a 3 untill you got it up to 12. so you would either double eject left and right or they wouldn't come off at all
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I_Am_Mod
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as mentioned; boot wearing out or bad forward pressure adjustment can cause this;

also, probably a stupid question, but it happens...
Have you also adjusted the DIN on your heelpiece ?
15 years ago
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thisisastickup
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Jesus Christ, kid. Are you retarded? That was the worst spelling I've seen in awhile.
15 years ago
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K_Fresh
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Best advice yet haha.
15 years ago
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sk00t3r
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Are they rental bindings? lots of people buy old rentals as i once did. i tried everything and i still double ejected all the time. i replaced them though.
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steezenskis
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take em to a shop and get them tested
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