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Lubed bindings

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Pac2
Posts: 800 - Karma: 3,042
So I have rossignol fks 140s, best in the business. But I was wondering would it be alright to put some Vaseline on the turn tables or around the heel piece just to make sure I get the smoothest release or do they not need that?
10 years ago
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Blurst
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This is actually the NS communities preffered method of binding lube.

10 years ago
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histonskiah
Posts: 467 - Karma: 1,834
Id say goat seamen is probably your best option here. Works for all things skiing related.
10 years ago
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Pac2
Posts: 800 - Karma: 3,042
I never really looked at it that way thanks for the great insight
10 years ago
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shin-bang
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op i have the same bindings, and have made other threads on here about it. i was worried also. just ride them and youll be fine
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shin-bang
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op i have the same bindings, and have made other threads on here about it. i was worried also. just ride them and youll be fine
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nilzlet
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Yes, vaseline is something you can put on them. Doesnt need it but wont hurt at all. Avoid the water based lubes because they will just was right off.
10 years ago
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IKEA
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Thought this thread was about landing backseat and getting the heel piece up your butt.
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fresh_prince
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water is the best lubricant submerge your skis in water
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