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ROCHEMAN
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i was riding this weekend on my liberty's this weekend and i have some rosi binding on it and my boot came out two times once well riding switch and both boots came out. and a second time after doing a small jump on a trial only one boot came out that time. what should i do to fix this should i just change the din setting or is there something else wrong like the binding that im using or the boot or somthing? if i could get any help with this that would be grate thanks guys.
Feb 10 2014 2:17PM
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stinkypinky
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What's your weight and current DIN?
Feb 10 2014 4:33PM
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IBAM
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One commonly over-looked thing is froward pressure. Just look up how to adjust it for your binding if you come to that conclusion.
Feb 10 2014 6:46PM
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theo79
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Check DIN settings and forward pressure as previously mentioned.

If the DIN is too low (I forgot to adjust my DINS back up after summer storage and fell out while riding lol) that could explain why you fell out riding switch. Because of the slight heel lift in switch stance. Forward pressure could also relate in this case.

Forward pressure could cause a sloppy fit into your binding and would change the DIN ejection pressure. 

Lastly, though not likely, your boots could be so worn down that they do not fit into the binding properly anymore. Again, this case is not likely unless your boots are ancient.

Take your boots and skis into a shop and have them do the adjustments and perform a release test afterwards.


Feb 10 2014 6:54PM
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ROCHEMAN
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thanks guys im going to get them check out i appreciate the help
Feb 10 2014 9:21PM
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