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Spk HELP!

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sammuss1
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My 2013 spk 85s decided to fucking break after riding them 10 times, the power strap completely ripped off. Should i take it to a ski shop and have them repair it or is it an easy fix?
Dec 31 2013 1:06AM
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Stose
Posts: 7109 - Karma: 4,123
first of all how in the world did you break your strap?
but to answer your post
can you fix it? if not, take it to your shop.
Dec 31 2013 2:11AM
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srg_bchkv
Posts: 200 - Karma: 170
Get a Booster strap instead, it would be a great improvement.
Dec 31 2013 3:29AM
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HuckNorris44
Posts: 1025 - Karma: 2,392
Warranty
Dec 31 2013 4:19AM
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sammuss1
Posts: 31 - Karma: 333
It had a huge strap too, i just took my boot off and noticed it was ripping off, not thinking about it i picked up my boot by the strap and it was gone....is it worth getting a new pair with the warranty?
Dec 31 2013 11:24AM
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sammuss1
Posts: 31 - Karma: 333
What the hell is a booster strap?
Dec 31 2013 11:25AM
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.nasty
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http://www.skimetrix.com/landing.html


but yeah, warranty asap
Dec 31 2013 11:34AM
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sammuss1
Posts: 31 - Karma: 333
I called solomon and some damn indian who i couldnt really understand says i need to take it to a certified solomon technician and have them fix it...?
Dec 31 2013 12:38PM
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jibberty
Posts: 156 - Karma: 124
never take your boots by the straps man!
to replie at your thread, you should just buy a booster strap, it will cost the same as a new strap
Dec 31 2013 1:02PM
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HuckNorris44
Posts: 1025 - Karma: 2,392
Take it into a shop that sells Salomon. They will probably not send you a whole new boot but will send you a pair of new straps. But in all truth say fuck it and buy booster straps. These you can put on yourself, just make sure you get the right strap for your weight/skiing type.
Dec 31 2013 2:16PM
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onenerdykid
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whenever you need to warranty or fix anything, you take it to an authorized dealer. Cars, bikes, tv's, etc, skis and boots are no different.

If you decide to warranty it, then it will take 4-6 weeks at the fastest. Read the thread at the top of the page on warranties to find out why.

If you want to get it repaired or upgraded, your local shop can help with that too.
Dec 31 2013 2:19PM
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Casey
Posts: 7829 - Karma: 24,045
You probably slashed it with your ski edge by accident. Shouldn't be that tough to replace
Dec 31 2013 2:41PM
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