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jibjunkie
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i just bought a pair of fkx and in one of the pics one heel was like way higher than the other i asked a few people on here they didnt know what i was talking about. heres is an example of what im talking about. my question is this a common occurence for these bindings and is it a big problem:

FKS HEEL PROBLEM from Victor Bruce Petrella on Vimeo.
Sep 23 2009 5:31PM
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Lemuel
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It seemed fine with the boot in.  And I don't think they are supposed to pivot easy, especially with your boot clicked in.  I always saw that as a terrible design flaw in the binding.  It doesn't seem like having a bar extend out from the back that is held on by rivets would work too well.  I have never had the chance to use FKS, so this is just an observation.  Have a shop tech check it out maybe?
Sep 23 2009 5:43PM
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jibjunkie
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yea just to clarify these arent my bindings but by pivot you mean side to side not up and down like these are. and i think the bar just keep the heel at the proper height for you to click i. withoust i think your heel would sag and you would have to pick it up. idk i cant wait for them to arrive and scope them out.
Sep 23 2009 5:51PM
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Dustin.
Posts: 13839 - Karma: 7,704
They move in just about every direction, it's fine.  That's why the release is so smooth :)
Sep 23 2009 6:27PM
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ShadyHillGroup
Posts: 2881 - Karma: 213
your bindings are fine
Sep 23 2009 6:33PM
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bibs_skibum
Posts: 4462 - Karma: 449
the previous two posts are correct.   Your bindings are fine
Sep 23 2009 6:39PM
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LC.
Posts: 5952 - Karma: 2,423
You asked this a few months ago and people told you they were fine then. They're still fine.
Sep 23 2009 7:47PM
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wiglaf
Posts: 4877 - Karma: 141
if anything the problem is your other heel. they are supposed to move up and down like that. hit it will some grease.
Sep 23 2009 7:58PM
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Logey.
Posts: 2996 - Karma: 457
super glue it if its that big of a problem, it doesnt move when the boots in there so whats the problem?
Sep 23 2009 8:25PM
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bibs_skibum
Posts: 4462 - Karma: 449
no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no
Sep 24 2009 12:32PM
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RossignolSkis
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Your bindings are perfectly fine.
Sep 24 2009 12:38PM
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PaleCelery
Posts: 7228 - Karma: 608
It's like god himsellf came down hurr and spoke those words
Sep 24 2009 1:42PM
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oneflow
Posts: 427 - Karma: 23
Bindings are good man no worries. I have quite a few pairs and some move a little easier then others nothing to worry about. once you lock the boot in your set.
Sep 24 2009 3:44PM
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Dustin.
Posts: 13839 - Karma: 7,704
Well you said it yourself, you don't know what you're talking about.
Sep 24 2009 4:37PM
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fouldsys
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theyre good to go. enjoy responsibly.
Sep 24 2009 6:06PM
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ArnieP
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Hey that is my video!
Oct 8 2009 10:33PM
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no_steeze
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3 of the 4 pairs of fks i own right now have that exact same thing on at least one heel, it's not a problem at all
Oct 8 2009 10:44PM
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