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Issue with Tyrolia attack 16 gw

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leevo
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Having an issue with attack 16 toe piece. Binding pops the boot out every time I land a bit backseat or do a nollie etc. I've adjusted the gripwalk properly and set the din to 14 (im 6,1'&150lbs). Seems like the binding toepiece doesn't hold up boots toe lip enough. Has anyone else had the same issue and how did you fix it?
Oct 26 2021 2:24AM
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ASSholebomber22
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Take it to a shop. Lets see a pic the boot in the toe piece and the forward pressure tab in the heelpiece. 14 din seems really, really high for your height/weight unless you have really small feet. Something could be seriously wrong and increasing the din could be a band-aid fix that could lead to getting really hurt.
Oct 26 2021 2:45AM
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leevo
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BiffbarfTake it to a shop. Lets see a pic the boot in the toe piece and the forward pressure tab in the heelpiece. 14 din seems really, really high for your height/weight unless you have really small feet. Something could be seriously wrong and increasing the din could be a band-aid fix that could lead to getting really hurt.


Took the skis and boots to the shop and the solution was that my boots toe lip is so worn out that the attack toepiece cant hold it in properly. Guess I need to buy new boots for the season.
Oct 26 2021 5:15AM
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crustyboot.420
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**This post was edited on Oct 26th 2021 at 5:30:33am
Oct 26 2021 5:30AM
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Greg_K
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Just to verify it’s not the binding AFD adjustment, your bottom two attachment screws are partially covered with the raised AFD similar to these? If not, it’s still probably still low and may cause pre-releases. These are on newer boot soles, so might be even higher with yours.




**This post was edited on Oct 26th 2021 at 9:30:23am
Oct 26 2021 9:29AM
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Finito
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leevoTook the skis and boots to the shop and the solution was that my boots toe lip is so worn out that the attack toepiece cant hold it in properly. Guess I need to buy new boots for the season.


If you don´t want to invest in new boots get them to a bootfitter. Maybe they can fix this by leveling the sole of the boot to zero and putting a new sole under them.
Oct 26 2021 11:56AM
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Session
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leevoTook the skis and boots to the shop and the solution was that my boots toe lip is so worn out that the attack toepiece cant hold it in properly. Guess I need to buy new boots for the season.


I felt like this was probably the case
Oct 26 2021 11:58AM
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animator
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SessionI felt like this was probably the case


It 100% was
Oct 26 2021 4:57PM
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