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Loose Binding Toe wtf?

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mikemasters
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So I went to a dry air bag yesterday and going into it my bindings( marker griffons) were secure. After about 5-10 hits I picked up my ski and noticed the actual toe of the binding was loose and could shake around a bit. It is just the top part though, the bottom part of the binding which is the part actually touching the ski is completely secured so I don't think the binding is coming out of its holes. I thought nothing of it but as the day progressed it got worse and the other toe of the other binding started to do the same thing. If anyone has any insight on what this is or if it can be fixed itd be great.
Thanks
Oct 13 2014 4:45PM
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JibbaTheHutt
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I'm pretty sure how griffon toe pieces have a little play in them, at least the couple of pairs I've owned have had a little "shake" even when the base plate is completely secured. i woldnt worry too much.
Oct 13 2014 4:48PM
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mikemasters
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JibbaTheHuttI'm pretty sure how griffon toe pieces have a little play in them, at least the couple of pairs I've owned have had a little "shake" even when the base plate is completely secured. i woldnt worry too much.


Sweet thanks!
Oct 13 2014 4:54PM
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JahLiam
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I've heard of this problem before, I don't think there's anything you can do to fix it, just pick up the skis by the ski not by the toe piece to improve longevity of the binding
Oct 13 2014 4:56PM
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