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Marker jester 18 pro ID weird afd plate "wiggle"

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K2K2K2K2K2
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Hey guys

I just noticed that the afd thing is wigling back and forward.

Is that normal? Honestly I dont think so...



The whole thing (the black thing togheter with the screw) is wiggling back and forward.
Jan 19 2023 12:45PM
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Non_State_Actor
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Video of it wiggling? Also does it wiggle when you're boot is in and what are you doing skiing an 18 DIN binding if you don't know how to adjust it? What are your actual DIN numbers?
Jan 19 2023 1:17PM
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tdollo
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check the nut under the toe where the AFD screw threads into. Its a simple mechanism I'm sure you could figure it out.
Jan 19 2023 2:46PM
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K2K2K2K2K2
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Honestly I'm not in need of the 8-18 DIN on this binding but I got them from a friend for a very good price because he didn't like the colour and couldn't send them back because he threw away original packaging too soon so he couldn't send them back.

I ski at about a DIN of 12 on my sendy days but on normal days about 10 so pretty low.
mystery3Video of it wiggling? Also does it wiggle when you're boot is in and what are you doing skiing an 18 DIN binding if you don't know how to adjust it? What are your actual DIN numbers?
Jan 19 2023 3:10PM
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IsaacNW82
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K2K2K2K2K2Honestly I'm not in need of the 8-18 DIN on this binding but I got them from a friend for a very good price because he didn't like the colour and couldn't send them back because he threw away original packaging too soon so he couldn't send them back.

I ski at about a DIN of 12 on my sendy days but on normal days about 10 so pretty low.


I mean, higher DIN bindings are built stronger so even if you are on the lower range of the DIN setting I think it is still worth it for some people. I don't know if the there is any difference between the Jester Pro and Jester, but there is a solid difference between Jester and Griffon, and a world of difference between a Jester and a Squire
Jan 19 2023 5:42PM
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