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razors-chazSorry to be a party pooper but for the sake of a colour swap of your toes, I wouldn’t.
Ski bindings are a safety device first and possibly messing up 2 solid mounts to end up mismatching the spring ratings of your toes seems like a bad idea, even if the range allows you to ride at your correct din.
On top of that, we’re you to have a crash and an injury relating to the performance of the binding, I’m 100% look would not indemnify your set up and you’d have no recourse to recoup damages, even if you could prove there was a fault with the binding.
its just not worth it to me.
razors-chazSorry to be a party pooper but for the sake of a colour swap of your toes, I wouldn’t.
Ski bindings are a safety device first and possibly messing up 2 solid mounts to end up mismatching the spring ratings of your toes seems like a bad idea, even if the range allows you to ride at your correct din.
On top of that, we’re you to have a crash and an injury relating to the performance of the binding, I’m 100% look would not indemnify your set up and you’d have no recourse to recoup damages, even if you could prove there was a fault with the binding.
its just not worth it to me.
veraguth69i’m a certified ski technician and have the tools to do it just never really looked at the toes yet thanks for the response
Profahoben_212youre a tech and you had to come to NS for this question? Youre a tech and you didnt know the fks12 and 14, some of the most popular bindings on the market, are identical except for the spring?
odd.