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Buying new boots, do I need to remount my bindings?

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BingPow
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I know that flex and boot construction is widely different for all the boot makers but if I get new boots in the same exact size like 28.5 to 28.5 will my bindings be fine?
Nov 15 2021 9:37PM
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maaattt
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Most likely won't need a remount going 28.5 to 28.5, might be a touch different boot sole lengths though

**This post was edited on Nov 15th 2021 at 9:38:52pm
Nov 15 2021 9:38PM
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animator
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Likely you’d need the forward pressure adjusted but probably not a remount
Nov 15 2021 10:03PM
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keagan.karstens
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I didn’t need to remount mine I kept the same boot size but just wait till you get them and then try and click in. Unless the new boot or the old one have a really odd binding fit then it should be fine
Nov 15 2021 10:03PM
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jompcock
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Depends on the boot sole length (BSL). For example, a FT Classic shell in 26.5 is 301mm while a Dalbello 26.5 BSL is 307. BSL is typically printed on the outside of the heel of the boot. Most likely just needs a foreword pressure adjustment as said above.
Nov 15 2021 10:13PM
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Non_State_Actor
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jompcockDepends on the boot sole length (BSL). For example, a FT Classic shell in 26.5 is 301mm while a Dalbello 26.5 BSL is 307. BSL is typically printed on the outside of the heel of the boot. Most likely just needs a foreword pressure adjustment as said above.


This but also measure. Some of those numbers printed on the heel are way off, like 5+mm off.
Nov 15 2021 11:17PM
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