Tyrolia bindings - attk 13 toe piece

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Mar 16 2020 7:14PM

I have attack 13's mounted to some head framewalls. When I skate, I can feel a small up-down movement in the toe pieces. The dins are set to 12, and bindings are properly adjusted with forward pressure and toe piece height. I'm unsure to what the cause of this problem is, could my boots be too warn down or bindings not mounted properly? any solutions or suggestions?

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GKS

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Mar 16 2020 8:04PM

I own the same binding on a pair of honey badgers and had the same issue. find a YouTube vid on how to set your AFD, I could explain it but I wouldn't do it justice

**This post was edited on Mar 16th 2020 at 8:08:54pm

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ThrowColour

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Mar 16 2020 8:11PM

GKSI own the same binding on a pair of honey badgers and had the same issue. find a YouTube vid on how to set your AFD, I could explain it but I wouldn't do it justice

**This post was edited on Mar 16th 2020 at 8:08:54pm

It is already adjusted properly

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GKS

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Mar 16 2020 8:13PM

ThrowColourIt is already adjusted properly

are you suuuuuure

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animator

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Mar 16 2020 9:17PM

If there’s movement up and down it’s 100% not adjusted properly. That, or it could appear adjusted properly but then move around when you’re skiing due to a broken spring

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fredyferl

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Mar 16 2020 9:38PM

I have the same problem and my AFD seems to be adjusted properly too. If I tighten up the AFD, then I can't fit a business card under my boot, which is the indicator to the proper adjustment. It's happened a couple times where if i land on a rail with more impact, my boot will go crooked in my binding lol. Anyone has a solution?

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skierman

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Mar 16 2020 9:50PM

ThrowColourIt is already adjusted properly

IF IT WERE YOU WOULDN'T HAVE MOVEMENT YOU FUCKING JACKASS.

Take advice when you get it, you entitled piece of shit.

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rubberpantaloons

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Mar 16 2020 11:01PM

fredyferlI have the same problem and my AFD seems to be adjusted properly too. If I tighten up the AFD, then I can't fit a business card under my boot, which is the indicator to the proper adjustment. It's happened a couple times where if i land on a rail with more impact, my boot will go crooked in my binding lol. Anyone has a solution?

Yo i have this problem too, attack toe pieces are dogshit because the afd screw loosens with use. Make sure when you adjust your afd to pull back on your boot in a way so it would be doing a wheelie, then adjust your afd. Its annoying but if you ski often youll probably have to do this a bunch

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CatdickBojangles

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Mar 17 2020 7:08AM

@DolanReloaded

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Lemuel

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Mar 17 2020 8:31AM

ThrowColourIt is already adjusted properly

If it was adjusted properly you would not have vertical movement, pretty obvious there bub. Are the soles on your boots worn down at all? Even a minor amount of sole wear with have an adverse impact.

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animator

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Mar 17 2020 10:31AM

CatdickBojangles@DolanReloaded[/tag]

Beat me to it

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CatdickBojangles

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Mar 17 2020 10:37AM

animatorBeat me to it

I’m just going to tag him in everyone of these that pop up from

now on.

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shin-bang

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Mar 17 2020 11:48AM

skiermanIF IT WERE YOU WOULDN'T HAVE MOVEMENT YOU FUCKING JACKASS.

Take advice when you get it, you entitled piece of shit.

Oh hey skierman

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saucy+steve

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Mar 17 2020 12:16PM

me and 3 other people I know have this problem. its not that big of a deal, just ignore it

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