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SlowMo
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I recently broke my bindings on my black crows anima and want to buy new bindings. How much does the holes affect the ski, if you put different bindings on them?
Or does it affect the ski at all?
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anders_a
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you shouldnt notice a 2nd set of holes unless the old ones gets water in them/plugged incorrectly, or mounted to close.
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animator
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Depends on the hole pattern. Ideally you don’t want any new holes coming within 1cm of old holes, so you will most likely have to move backward or forward on the ski. What binding did you break and what one are you looking at putting on?
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AsherDonati24
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anders_ayou shouldnt notice a 2nd set of holes unless the old ones gets water in them/plugged incorrectly, or mounted to close.


This. Just put ptex in the 1st set of holes and you should be fine

**This post was edited on Nov 18th 2020 at 6:18:15pm
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SlowMo
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animatorDepends on the hole pattern. Ideally you don’t want any new holes coming within 1cm of old holes, so you will most likely have to move backward or forward on the ski. What binding did you break and what one are you looking at putting on?

I broke the salomon Guardians and I want to put maybe the shift ob them
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animator
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MoritzFI broke the salomon Guardians and I want to put maybe the shift ob them


You’d need to take them to a shop and see how the holes line up
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