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... Thom
Last edited by galibier_numero_un; 10-26-2018 at 01:02 AM.
Galibier Designcrafting technology in service of music
Anyone have extra toes pieces?
I have some extra heels.
Great travel binding, IMO. Perfect for Japan.
Last edited by steveski; 11-21-2018 at 10:04 AM. Reason: Sold
Common sense. So rare today in America it's almost like having a superpower.
I have had the Blacks and this is my third season on them. Yesterday this problem came up where one heel moved significantly far back on each skin up and had to be tightened in order to ski. My "guess" is stepping on the low riser on the way up somehow was engaging the binding adjustment screw to back off.
Lindal responded to the quoted post as a warranty issue. I just had them in to the shop for a din check, but they are now 2+ years old and beyond stated warranty. I am going to look at them today and possibly put some vibratite on the threads to see if that solves the problem.
Any experiences/thoughts appreciated.
Mine were backing themselves all the way off the track, meaning the heel piece fell completely off the ski in the skintrack.
BD replaced the heels, haven't had issues since.
Thanks, I have started a warranty claim
Can someone else weigh their Vipec Evos (white/blue/black)? My toe seems high and am trying to figure out. I just received these new from backcountry:
My measured weights:
Toe: 270g & 271g
Heel: 230g
Brake attachment plate: 40g
Brake: 70g
The blister info has the toes 50g lighter:
Blister’s Measured Weight:
- Toe pieces: 210 & 214 g (with screws)
- Heel pieces: 224 & 223 g (with screws)
- 110 mm Brakes: 81 g each
- Total Weight per Binding: 515 & 518 grams
https://blisterreview.com/gear-reviews/2017-2018-fritschi-vipec-evo
my bad - forgot that Blister's weight was off - corrected in the other thread!
What's the recommended procedure for regular clean/lube of the sliding part of toe piece? My blacks weren't returning to center, presumably after too much dirt on spring hike/bike-to-ski. Called BD and they told me to hit it with a pressure washer, then lube the shit out of it with white lithium spray. Seems to have worked, but I'm feeling like I could do more during the season to prevent this. Apologies if it's been covered, couldn't find literature on lubing.
And yea, my heel pieces back out too, but very slowly. It's noticeable on step in before they get close to falling off the back.
Galibier Designcrafting technology in service of music
Sorry for the lafe reply, but if memory serves me right the binding should be mounted between the stop lines in ski mode, meaning that it does not slide forward or aft of either of said lines when the skiing mode is engaged you are fine. If you run it either slightly aft or forward of the two lines, the main issue is that it can cause breakage or tear out the plate under extreme loads, but I know of people who have skied them behind the line (didn't want to remount) with zero issues.
so the binding should not be fore- or aft of either of these stop lines in ski mode. If you see the rearward one, the binding is too far forward, and if you see the one toward the center of the ski, the binding is too far back.
so had this been in skiing mode = too far back, but it is in walk mode so no problems. Dunno if that made sense, i tried to find images online.
You will be fine in your new life 3.5mm behind the line (since 7mm back means your boot's center will move half that distance if i am thinking about this correctly), and still have a whopping 5.5mm of adjustable range![]()
How are the brakes running on these nowadays? I want to order a set for Countdown 104Ls. 100 brake or 110?
From the tecton thread:
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/....php?p=5497922
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Wat r braks
Seriously though. Brakes are about 15% of the total weight
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Brakes are for putting skis together when you have to scramble and you wear mittens because you have Reynauds and cold hands and voile straps are a pain in the ass
Because every time you take your mittens off your fingers go numb and ruin the rest of your trip. So I stick to throwing my skis together with brakes
YMMV
Yes I realize voile straps are not impossible with mittens but for most day tours I am fine with the weight
If I think weight is going to bug me I have a pair of g3 synapses with salomon mtn bindings..with brakes
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they seem to be the same based off off this
https://www.wildsnow.com/11228/mount...ritschi-vipec/
or, the rear seems the same - my guess is that the front would be specified to be different if different, but that is a big assumption. Finding out should be easy enough - slide off the front, unmount the front binding from the plate and then see if the holes in the binding matches the screws that are holding the other plate attached to the ski.
And yes, if they do match and you do not need the rental plates no more, please keep me in me in mind if you decide to sell them![]()
I just mounted a pair of Vipec Blacks I picked up over the summer. I'm having an issue where the retainer clip that holds the brakes up moves with the heelpiece when I switch it to touring mode so that the brakes don't stay up. Is this a common case of needing some lubrication or did I do something on the install wrong?
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