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Binding tuning help!!!!!!!!!!!

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StayHyphy
Posts: 31 - Karma: 20
On my right ski, the front part of my binding I believe moved a little bit forward. Every time I click in my boot is shakey and it doesn't feel good.... I heard there's a screw that has something to do with the vertical pressure on the binding and all I have to do is tighten it but I don't know which screw it is...... I have griffons btw, but if you could help me figure out which screw It is and what kind of screwdriver I need I would really appreciate it, thanks!
Dec 14 2013 8:37PM
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steezburgereddie
Posts: 1059 - Karma: 1,944
there is a screw at the end of the heel piece that is for the din and below that is a screw that moves it forwards and backwards
Dec 14 2013 8:56PM
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*Leask*
Posts: 47 - Karma: 637
just scoot the heel piece forwards there is a slot for a philips screw driver in the back of the heel piece
Dec 14 2013 9:45PM
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t-the-east
Posts: 131 - Karma: 219
Standard reply to this thread-

Bring it to a shop
There's a thread that says don't give binding advice
Inb4 lawsuits
If you are asking this question you shouldn't be adjusting your own bindings
Gear talk
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Dec 14 2013 9:57PM
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alexg1687
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First things first....you're talking about bindings.....go to a shop and get them to look at it. I might be able to shed some light on your problem though...

How old are your Griffons? All bindings develop some movement in the toe piece over time. Until a few years ago Griffons suffered from this but then the AFD (the little plate that slides side to side) was fitted with an elevation adjustment so you could lift the AFD when this movement started becoming a problem. If you have the bindings before this design then the shop might add some tape to make your boot fit better. Or your bindings might just be worn out. At the end of the day we're talking about your knees here....take your gear to a shop.
Dec 15 2013 7:59AM
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onenerdykid
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there is a stickied thread in Gear Talk. Go there and then to your local shop.
Dec 15 2013 8:10AM
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