How much heel movement is there in the track on rossi Axial2s

You will prob want a remount there. Just either move the heels or the toes that way you won't need a full remount.

I have Axial2 bindings. I went from a 315mm BSL to a 310mm BSL (27.5 Nordica to a 27 Full Tilt). I had to have them remounted so i am positive you will need them remounted.

GnarcotiksI have Axial2 bindings. I went from a 315mm BSL to a 310mm BSL (27.5 Nordica to a 27 Full Tilt). I had to have them remounted so i am positive you will need them remounted.

You should not have needed a remount they have at least 10 mm of travel. I would guess you already had the binding at the front of the track so there was nowhere left to move it.

tomPietrowskiYou should not have needed a remount they have at least 10 mm of travel. I would guess you already had the binding at the front of the track so there was nowhere left to move it.

ah fuck is that it? they totally look like they're able to move heaps further in the plate.

this is going to prove to be pretty annoying then.

fks and pivots have about 10mm too then i guess?

^yeah I would think the bindings must have been mounted for a bigger boot still. Remounting is not as bad as everyone thinks, get it done right and it really wont affect the ski.

With regards to FKS they actually have less travel then most track style bindings. They have around 15mm totall so about7.5 each way, but seeing as its not a horizontal adjustment in practice you wont get the full 15mm out of them so you will find remounts are far more common with FKS then track style bindings.

Dont worry about the attack either, they are just cheap bindings. We have sold a tonn of them this year and seen no problems at all. STH are better but I think the attack are great.

tomPietrowski^yeah I would think the bindings must have been mounted for a bigger boot still. Remounting is not as bad as everyone thinks, get it done right and it really wont affect the ski.

With regards to FKS they actually have less travel then most track style bindings. They have around 15mm totall so about7.5 each way, but seeing as its not a horizontal adjustment in practice you wont get the full 15mm out of them so you will find remounts are far more common with FKS then track style bindings.

Dont worry about the attack either, they are just cheap bindings. We have sold a tonn of them this year and seen no problems at all. STH are better but I think the attack are great.

yeah I figured the turntable style would have less movement longitudinally.

in regards to the axial2s though, do you know how much movement you're actually able to get out of them? i'd say the shell size i'd be going to would be MOST likely a 26, which means i'd only need 10mm of movement(27 to 26) but it's possible that I could go to 25, I haven't seen a bootfitter... If i do get 26s, would that mean i could get them put on at their boundary so then theyre able to move inward 'further'?

while remounting might not be all that bad, i'd rather do what i can to prevent it.

thanks for all the help too! +k

The axial does have a lot of adjustment probably more then any other binding. It will totally depend in the boots though. 27 to 26 I would think you are ok but 2 sizes maybe not but without knowing the BSL of the two boots and knowing where in the track they are currently it's impossible to say. If you buy boots though the shop should remount for free if you need a remount so as I say it's not the end of the world. Better to have a good boot fit an a remount then badly fitting boots.

tomPietrowskiThe axial does have a lot of adjustment probably more then any other binding. It will totally depend in the boots though. 27 to 26 I would think you are ok but 2 sizes maybe not but without knowing the BSL of the two boots and knowing where in the track they are currently it's impossible to say. If you buy boots though the shop should remount for free if you need a remount so as I say it's not the end of the world. Better to have a good boot fit an a remount then badly fitting boots.

thanks buddy, you rule.

Tab-adjust Axial 2s go about 15mm smaller and 25mm bigger than what the jig was set for. Worm screw ones could be different.

BoaxTab-adjust Axial 2s go about 15mm smaller and 25mm bigger than what the jig was set for. Worm screw ones could be different.

good to know. cheer bah.