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4frnt Deadbolts

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SkiingNinja
Posts: 1964 - Karma: 880
i just saw on the new website that 4frnt deadbolts have a "no hassle brake" with a hinged  brake to get rid of brake dragging going switch. does this mean that they flex back instead of locking up, bending, and snapping?
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Sep 17 2007 10:46AM
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SkiingNinja
Posts: 1964 - Karma: 880
http://www.4frnt.com/0708website/pages/bindings/deadbolt.html
Sep 17 2007 10:47AM
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abek
Posts: 1255 - Karma: 1,587
i'm pretty sure that just means that when the brake goes up, it also pops in closer to the binding and over the ski, like some other bindings. i could be wrong though... why won't anyone make a 2 way spring system? who knows.
Sep 17 2007 2:22PM
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SkiingNinja
Posts: 1964 - Karma: 880
^they won't make it because then people won't keep buying new brakes.  but i was hoping thats what 4frnt did. that would be a big incentive for me to buy a  binding. i hate it when my  brake breaks
Sep 17 2007 2:39PM
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japanada
Posts: 13784 - Karma: 1,957
i have deadbolts, and even with the 110mm brake, they tuck in very close to the binding.
Sep 17 2007 3:26PM
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RudyGarmisch
Posts: 25443 - Karma: 13,844
They do tuck in close, but I have no idea if that actually does anything. When you blow out landing switch, your brakes are still going to catch. No idea if they really perform better than Rossi or Salomon in this respect.
Sep 17 2007 3:30PM
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Carrphotography
Posts: 590 - Karma: 95
I have them on my lizzies, they tuck in, but on the one ski, the brake always sticks and I have to manually release it or just drop the ski!  
Sep 17 2007 5:30PM
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