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FKS problem

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C_Thomps-12
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hi, i have a pair of rossi fks 140 and i just find they are the hardest binding to get off, like i know the heels suppost to turn but i cant get them off without spinning the binding 90 degres. is this normal?
Jun 10 2011 4:24PM
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jca
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You shouldnt be able to rotate the heel with you boot in... If your boot isnt clipped in, just muscle through it.
Jun 10 2011 4:48PM
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C_Thomps-12
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no like while pushing it down with my otherr skii, it twists out and my boot comes out but the binding stays up
Jun 10 2011 4:56PM
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Doug.
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Ya that happens to me too. Like the heel piece stays up after taking my boot out.

Its something ive learnt to live with. Not really a big deal.
Jun 10 2011 5:20PM
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C_Thomps-12
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its annoying as a anything though!
Jun 10 2011 5:34PM
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Doug.
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Ya it is annoying for sure.
I have gotten good at taking them off. You will get used to it. If you push down perfectly with your ski you can get it to stay down. Without having to use your hand.

Dont know if that made any sense.
Jun 10 2011 5:45PM
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C_Thomps-12
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ya it did and thanks, i guess i just chose the wrong binding because i hike the park alot
Jun 10 2011 5:49PM
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LAME.
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Never had this problem, but i know a lot of other people do, i just step on them, take my boot out, and make sure it doesn't pop up. Not sure why min are so nice to me, but it sweet, and if this is a really big deal to you, i'd be willing to take them off your hands.
Jun 10 2011 6:59PM
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jca
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wont happen if you use your pole to push it down.
Jun 10 2011 7:36PM
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Mr_pretzel
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I use my pole to get out. its much easier.
Jun 11 2011 2:13AM
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rozboon
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I get out of all my dildo-heel bindings (Pivots, Jesters) by lifting the ski up and pushing the heel down with my hand, then I use my boot to squash the other heel. Works at 10 DIN, dunno how it'll go if I go up much further.
Jun 11 2011 2:45AM
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RudyGarmisch
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I'm a stepper, my left ski always gets scratched to hell behind the heed because the other ski edge lands on it after slipping off the heelpiece.

And whats the problem if the heelpiece on a FKS pops up without a boot in there? If they're working right and you dont have them pegged at 18, you should be able to pop them back manually...
Jun 11 2011 2:54AM
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Mr_pretzel
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He is probably not pushing the heel piece all the way down.
Thats why i pops back up.
Jun 11 2011 3:02AM
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