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HamFaceGirl
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I have marker griffon bindings and the toe piece is loose on both skis. It moves a small amount laterally and I've looked it up and it seems to be a common problem, but I am scared of it getting worse. Unfortunately I've had the skis for 3 years so warranty is not an option. Help me out please
Nov 27 2015 8:13PM
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stinky_cheese
Posts: 1215 - Karma: 5,118
I'm having the same problem actually with my griffons. i think your best bet would to be just buy a new setup, you don't want to risk it trust me
Nov 27 2015 9:40PM
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chuckmarty
Posts: 344 - Karma: 446
Don't buy griffons unless you want your bindings to fall apart. Go into your local shop and see if the techs there can offer any suggestions. Give them beer as a peace offering. Otherwise, get better bindings. You'll spend more up front but they'll last much longer.
Nov 27 2015 9:45PM
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.lencon
Posts: 6753 - Karma: 17,178
Why would anyone want to help you? I didn't even know you skied. Go back to NSG you narb.





















but to be actually somewhat helpful take them into a shop. If they can't figure it out then it may be time for new binders. 3 years on a pair of griffons sounds about right.
Nov 27 2015 10:37PM
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shin-bang
Posts: 4100 - Karma: 6,992
.lenconWhy would anyone want to help you? I didn't even know you skied. Go back to NSG you narb.





















but to be actually somewhat helpful take them into a shop. If they can't figure it out then it may be time for new binders. 3 years on a pair of griffons sounds about right.


Nahhh. The narb needs to
go pack to nsg with his plastic kiddo bindings
Nov 28 2015 1:27AM
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