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Loose bindings?

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lyndon
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I have look Px12 bindgins, and when ever i do a shifty, or spin onto a box, i can feel like my boot slipping left and right in the binding. what should i do?
Jan 25 2007 11:19AM
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snoopy
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I have the same issue with my 912's, looking forward to an answer
Jan 25 2007 11:41AM
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Aenigma
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On the 912's you probably just have to adjust the wingpieces or the toe height.
Jan 25 2007 11:45AM
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lyndon
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shopuld i adjust the forward pressure on my skis?
Jan 25 2007 11:49AM
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BigJew
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If you forward pressure is incorrect then that's a problem, but if everything looks fine and dandy then just crank your dins some more.
Jan 25 2007 11:50AM
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lyndon
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i guess? Im 140lbs, with a 315mm bootsole...pretty good skier, all park. Im at a 5..should i go to 6??
Jan 25 2007 11:52AM
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=nick=
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damn im 125 lbs and ride at 8 with fks. check ur forward pressure, and if its correct go to 6 on the din
Jan 25 2007 12:04PM
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followCam
Posts: 1907 - Karma: 446
px12s fucking suck, iv had that problem all year. lost me like 2nd place in a comp cause of it. but im getting diff bindings soon so its all good
Jan 25 2007 12:29PM
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lyndon
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yeah dude...the little black thing is in the window...crank the dins!!
Jan 25 2007 4:32PM
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freeski1620
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or, give yourself more forward pressure.
Jan 25 2007 4:39PM
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lyndon
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lol, then i may not relaese...
Jan 25 2007 4:41PM
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LC.
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Having too much forward pressure causes prereleases, not extra retension. Take them to a shop and ask them to check it out. It does sound like a forward pressure issue or a broken binding, nothing to do with DIN - unless it was set really low you won't notice any movement.
Jan 25 2007 6:56PM
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