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Subject: Answering to binding adjustment question: the memo
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quebecfreestyl…$
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Mar 4 2008
11:30:18PM

Ok I,ll make it short and clear: if you are not a certified shop tech or know exactly waht you are talking about, dont anser to any of the binding adjustment questions.

If you lead someone in the wrong direction, you may be responsible for screwing hisknees and maybe other parts of his body big time.

Cedric Tremblay-Fournier
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ixometac
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Dec 1 2010
1:29:39PM
Hello,
I got Salomon Dumont 2008 with salomon STH 12 binding. I got it mounted about 2,2 inches behind the center(dont ask me why). I have already once redrilled the front part of binding because of boot size. I am thinking about redrilling the binding to the center. Is it better to leave it like this or to redrill it? Is it very bad for the ski to redrill the binding(how)?
Thanks for answer
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s.nenkov
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Newb
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Dec 4 2010
4:43:21PM
Hello,

I just bought the marker griffon 12 binding. I am 5.9 ft 165 pounds. I have been skiing since i was 2 years old every sesason, now i'm 19. I got into freestyle last lear so you could say I am a beginner in this area, however I feel very comfortable on my skis and and still go fast on them.
Could anybody suggest what should i put my bindings on ?
Thank you
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daave.
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Dec 7 2010
12:00:42AM
I bought this year's full tilt doggers and love them except when combined with my 08/09 marker griffon bindings there is some movement in the toe. The binding does not have any vertical adjustment options. My buddy recommended I buy new (bigger I'm assuming) AFD's. Good idea? Or are there any other options to help fix my problem ... +k for help. Thanks
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mmallender.$$
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Dec 7 2010
4:45:37PM
Quoting daave. from Dec 7 2010 12:00:42:
I bought this year's full tilt doggers and love them except when combined with my 08/09 marker griffon bindings there is some movement in the toe. The binding does not have any vertical adjustment options. My buddy recommended I buy new (bigger I'm assuming) AFD's. Good idea? Or are there any other options to help fix my problem ... +k for help. Thanks
get ahold of marker and let them know whats up and they should send you some new toe wings
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why? jiblife drops in like 2 months (give or take never) - chardi


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daave.
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Loner
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Dec 7 2010
7:14:01PM
Quoting mmallender.$$ from Dec 7 2010 4:45:37:
get ahold of marker and let them know whats up and they should send you some new toe wings
thanks dogg, +k
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Rowen$$
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Dec 7 2010
10:17:26PM
If the message isnt clear enough, which apparently it isnt:

If you have binding questions, GO TO A SHOP. Dont trust mounts and dins to people over the internet, go to someone who you know KNOWS.
www.on3pskis.com

Little of what I do has any meaning or lasting significance.

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mmallender.$$
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Dec 8 2010
1:47:13AM
Quoting Rowen$$ from Dec 7 2010 10:17:26:
If the message isnt clear enough, which apparently it isnt:

If you have binding questions, GO TO A SHOP. Dont trust mounts and dins to people over the internet, go to someone who you know KNOWS.
if that was pointed at me, i am just repeating what was posted by k2/marker/ft in other threads when they addressed the toe slop issue between ft/dalbello bindings and the 08/09 jester toepiece
french fried when he should have pizza'd. rookie mistake.


"that one kid he was like a one stomp gumba"


why? jiblife drops in like 2 months (give or take never) - chardi


"I think I stomped the trick and afterbanged too hard" - Giray Dadali
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skiman181
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Dec 29 2010
5:54:50PM
HAHA SOOO TRUE i adjusted my bindings my self and on a landing after a a 3 in the glades my leg got caugt up and i dislocated it tore ligaments and bruised cartilidge
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whegrodamus.
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Jan 3 2011
8:13:16PM
Hi, I was just wondering if it would be a bad idea to change my din from like a 4 to a 6 or so on my old little skis.

I used them when i was like 5'5 100lbs, I'm now 5'10 130lbs...

Gonna be using them on a little skate rail setup in my front yard i made w/ surplus snow.

Is it ok to do it yourself and not get it pressure checked w/e the other shit is they do at the shops or is it unsafe?

Bindings were used for like 1 season when i was just learning to ski so they havent seen much damage or abuse
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bob_ham
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Jan 4 2011
4:18:24PM
if a griffon is mounted on afterbangs for a 315 bsl and i have a 302 bsl would it be able to adjust that much? i dont wanna make a whole thread on this
doy

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onenerdykidUltimate Bling!
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Jan 4 2011
4:53:28PM
Quoting bob_ham from Jan 4 2011 4:18:24:
if a griffon is mounted on afterbangs for a 315 bsl and i have a 302 bsl would it be able to adjust that much? i dont wanna make a whole thread on this
it depends on where your heel was mounted on the tray, but I highly doubt it. Moving more than 10mm is 9/10 a re-mount.
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bob_ham
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Jan 4 2011
5:00:57PM
damn. would a remount screw me in this situation
doy

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yells
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Jan 24 2011
9:14:08AM
pff i honestly dont know what to set my DIN at anymore
i have atomic panics with marker squire bindings set at DIN 5
at the sport shop they calibrated them by age/weight/skier type etc.
but sometimes it releases too quick for my liking (pretty aggressive)
so i is it recomended cranking them up just a bit?
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Travapple.$
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Feb 13 2011
4:43:53AM
Quoting yells from Jan 24 2011 9:14:08:
pff i honestly dont know what to set my DIN at anymore
i have atomic panics with marker squire bindings set at DIN 5
at the sport shop they calibrated them by age/weight/skier type etc.
but sometimes it releases too quick for my liking (pretty aggressive)
so i is it recomended cranking them up just a bit?
I work in a ski shop and the chart(s) we use to determine din settings are definitely geared towards general groomer skiing, and not aggressive/park/bc skiing.

Im not going to officially recommended you to crank em, but thats what a lot of people do. i just gradually increased my din day by day until i found a setting i was comfortable with.
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Miguel-L
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Mar 19 2011
8:53:52PM
well said ma friend
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sskier
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Loner
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Mar 21 2011
10:27:29PM
I weigh just over 135 lbs,I am 5'7" and I have 177 line step ups and I am an expert skier,Is it bad that I am running marker jesters on the lowest setting of 6?my shop that mounted them said I was fine and I got a great deal on the bindings,otherwise I would have bought griffons.What do you guys think?
Eye of the dolphin.
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.skiperisher.
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Loner
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Apr 3 2011
12:58:59AM
Quoting sskier from Mar 21 2011 10:27:29:
I weigh just over 135 lbs,I am 5'7" and I have 177 line step ups and I am an expert skier,Is it bad that I am running marker jesters on the lowest setting of 6?my shop that mounted them said I was fine and I got a great deal on the bindings,otherwise I would have bought griffons.What do you guys think?
unless you have a massive foot you should be right at 6
skiing is a serious addiction, can probaly be compared to crack.
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Rossberger$
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May 11 2011
2:51:19PM
This question was posted in another stickied thread but I just wanted to get a few more opinions and explanations.

I have ar7s(Not symmetrical) with fks 140s. I'm planning on doing 60% park, 40% all mountain, and being on the east when I do decide to go all mountain I want to be able to carve fine with no worries. But when I'm in the park, I want to be able to ride out switch fine. Do I need the center mount because I heard it affects your all mountain performance for the worse? Also, if I had it mounted at -2.5(factory recc), would I still be able to ride out switch fine. I'm just talking riding out switch, I don't plan on doing switch groomers or anything. So -2.5 or center, or somewhere in between? And how does -2.5 even affect riding out switch, because if it doesn't then I'll just get it at -2.5 since I value carving more than riding switch for like 15 seconds.
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laserbeamz
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May 19 2011
12:08:00AM
If you have to ask about your din on the internet, you don't know what your doing so go to a good shop and ask some one who does know what there doing...
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schaikovsky$
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Oct 19 2011
8:23:20PM
I have a pair of this years Surface One Lives and Watch Lives, both mounted with FKS 140.

I weigh like 120 lbs, will probably put on 5-10 lbs by ski season and am 5'9"

however, i dont ski a park, and really charge big mountain lines and such. I have skied my whole life, and go fast and hard.

So... what din?

id say the one lives will be used for 10% deep pow 60% choppy pow 40% all mountain (no park)

For the watch lives: 30% park 60% all mountain 10% pow

when i say all mountain i mean moguls, charging steep chutes and such in hardpack, etc.

soooo... help me out NS?
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Jas02
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Dec 12 2011
6:53:47PM
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bgaffney
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Jan 7 2012
2:39:22AM
Quoting ixometac from Dec 1 2010 1:29:39:
Hello,I got Salomon Dumont 2008 with salomon STH 12 binding. I got it mounted about 2,2 inches behind the center(dont ask me why). I have already once redrilled the front part of binding because of boot size. I am thinking about redrilling the binding to the center. Is it better to leave it like this or to redrill it? Is it very bad for the ski to redrill the binding(how)? Thanks for answer
Skis can usually be drilled up to three times so you shouldn't have a problem getting the bindings remounted. However, you might not be able to have the bindings mounted at exact center, depending on where the previous holes were drilled, because the new holes need to be a certain distance from the old holes for safety reasons.
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Joonas
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Jan 19 2012
6:34:55AM
This is not exactly about adjusting bindings, but the back part of my marker griffons popped off, it seemd that nothing broke, so i slid the binding back to the track mounted on the ski. It locked to its place and i just adjusted the length a bit so my boot could fit. It seems like it doesnt come off and holds there, but is it safe to ski or will it come off?
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onenerdykidUltimate Bling!
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Jan 19 2012
7:11:07AM
Quoting Joonas from Jan 19 2012 6:34:55:
This is not exactly about adjusting bindings, but the back part of my marker griffons popped off, it seemd that nothing broke, so i slid the binding back to the track mounted on the ski. It locked to its place and i just adjusted the length a bit so my boot could fit. It seems like it doesnt come off and holds there, but is it safe to ski or will it come off?
You really need to take your set up (with your boots) to your local shop or the mountain shop and have it checked out. Don't gamble with your knees, legs, hips, life.
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rane
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Feb 26 2012
5:05:36AM
where should i mount my armada halo's? i ski 90% park and 10% other. true center or factory recommend?
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BasedDogSteeez
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Feb 28 2012
3:39:25AM
i personally like a high din. i ride a lot of park, so i absolutely hate popping out for no reason.
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Magnus$
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Jun 9 2012
12:44:45PM
Quoting Joonas from Jan 19 2012 6:34:55:
This is not exactly about adjusting bindings, but the back part of my marker griffons popped off, it seemd that nothing broke, so i slid the binding back to the track mounted on the ski. It locked to its place and i just adjusted the length a bit so my boot could fit. It seems like it doesnt come off and holds there, but is it safe to ski or will it come off?
Is the worm further forward than back on the track? Essentially having less threads in the track? Because that'll cause it to come off.
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palma
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Sep 12 2012
10:30:35AM
I have 06 Volkl Racetiger GS with Head 26.5 ski boots. The binding is set to 305 for boot sole length and it is easily adjustable. I just purchased Atomic HAWX 120 boots. I am satisfied with my DIN settings I do not want to change the DIN settings.
Do I need to make any changes to the binding settings to accommodate for a new boot?

Thank you.
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sweetleaf
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Wannabe
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Dec 15 2012
7:57:52PM
Good point considering everybody tries to do it
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PoppingSnow
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Newb
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Jan 7 2013
5:47:22PM
where to place my bindings (tanner hall PEAK) on Armada AR7 ski's? -5 or -2.5?
what's the difference in riding it?

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SwagtasticWalr…
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Mar 15 2013
12:16:04AM
Dude there just bindings. What's the big deal? I assist mine all the time.
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