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Shop messed up my mounting hard, didn't notice until I was on the slope
id like to see the heel piece too.if they used a jig which 99.9% of shop do the heel is probably also off center.
I broke a pair of skis at the end of the summer and my homie hooked me up with some betters and got a free mount, but the binding wasn't center (like yours)I skied on it for like 3 days and didn't notice much of a difference other than ripping turns and on rails but they definitely need to make this right.
brett_fisherid like to see the heel piece too.if they used a jig which 99.9% of shop do the heel is probably also off center.
I broke a pair of skis at the end of the summer and my homie hooked me up with some betters and got a free mount, but the binding wasn't center (like yours)I skied on it for like 3 days and didn't notice much of a difference other than ripping turns and on rails but they definitely need to make this right.
The rubber foot fell off the jig. It's happened to everyone. But how the fuck did they not notice this and send you away with them? They should give you new skis. The holes will likely be too close to remount them where you want them.
As stated the rubber on the jig must of slipped off the edge. It does happen. They should replace the ski as you can’t remount in the same spot with or without heli coils so you’d end up forward or backwards of the center line. Meaning you’d have to redrill both skis.
Dont stress out. Explain it like that it they only offer a remount. (If it’s a ski the shop sells they can always wack demo bindings on it and use it in rental)
