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Sth2 13 toe loose

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So I had my local shop mount my bindings and after a few days i noticed that the toe was hella loose. I tightened it down while on the slopes unroll it wasn't wiggling around anymore. How should I go about this for the future? Should I go look at it again to make sure it's fine or bring it to the shop so they know it is right?
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eljefe
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The toe piece was loose where? On the toe width or height adjustment?

Or loose as in not mounted firmly to the ski?
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eljefeThe toe piece was loose where? On the toe width or height adjustment?

Or loose as in not mounted firmly to the ski?

It wasn't adjusted correctly and it was up and down and eat more on my one ski than the other
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Thactch1001
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I have recently had this same issue with my shifts as well and am not quite sure what to do did you end up bring them to a shop
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Thactch1001I have recently had this same issue with my shifts as well and am not quite sure what to do did you end up bring them to a shop


Adjust your AFD height on the shifts, follow the manual and pull back on the boot when making the adjustment. Also check forward pressure while you're at it and make sure to switch your boots and check both boot and ski combos
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