I think that was a reference to an update to the CAST Pivot conversion (?).
I think that was a reference to an update to the CAST Pivot conversion (?).
Which Rocker2? There’s a couple different widths.
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Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know
in powder, just put your tail of the ski in the snow at about 15-30 degree angle for the ski, up to almost the heel piece, gravity lines the heel piece into place. Put your toe in and step in to the binding. With any binding in powder, I never have my ski flat on the snow. Learned that ski patrolling 25 years ago when having to get in and out of gear to do work while doing trail work or loading a PT in a toboggan. Never fails, doesn’t matter the binding.
Yeah they look pretty good I am tempted to ski them, i'm not even sure why they didnt get grabbed cuz I was late to the swap
honsetly I am not even sure I can tour anymore ( illiopsoas bursa issue) let alone shlep my beloved Hybrid lotus 120/ vert/ G3 skin combo up the piste (which might be so 10 years ago) and i have lots of light BC rigs so setting the Lotus up alpine is the plan
and then post ACL surgery I've had trouble just stepping into my barons SO i been i wanting to go to a salomon binding (which i know is easier) to use with my alpine boots and so I'm 99% sure this will work well
If i can get 75$ for the Rockers or anything to defray the 125$ cost of the ski/binding combo that is way better than paying 250-300 for a new binding
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Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know
I am struggling to find consolidated info on alpine binding ramp delta.
2 questions.
1) I have an old pivot 18. If I swap to gripwalk afds, do I make the ramp delta zero?
2) does the Salomon strive have a 6mm delta like the sth2 or is it less?
3) is there anything other than a toe shimmed pivot that is actually zero ramp out of the box?
wait!!!! waitwaitwaitwaitwaitwaitwaitwait...Wait!
Zoolander wasn't a documentary?
1) Unsure, haven't tried it. Current Pivot 15/18 with the GW AFD is 2.5mm or 2mm depending on who is measuring.
2) I get 5mm with the Strive 14 GW and 4mm with the Strive 16 MN (I get 5mm with the STH2 16 WTR)
3) Measuring current model bindings, the closest I've seen is the Tyrolia Attack 14 GW @ 1mm
Weirdly, I have a pair of R16s from Fischer/tyrolia that might actually be zero. Same binding as the mojo I believe. I think there are better bindings, but it's certainly not a bad binding if you don't care about GripWalkTM.
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This year Iswapped two different non-GW afd's to a GW afd. the older rossi FKS 15 race toe pivots (black with orange accents) wouldn't work, but the PX15 Race toes I had lying around did in fact work. No change in how the skis feel on snow.
"If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"
keeping the Rocker2's was tempting but I've got too many skis
I have since heard the rockers were underrated from the shop dude whom I scammed binding plugs from, its always good to have pre-emptively bought shop dude a beer
I assume the adj screw sticking out from the black housing is how pre-load is set but how much of the screw should show ?
as far as the knurled part?
Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know
how bad are griffons? i have already asked you guys about Wardens and Attacks in other threads but apparently in the dark corner of Italy where i live there's no shop with any jig/mounting knowledge that isn't the Griffon/Jester clan.
tbh it was never my first choice since i know it used to have a bad rep (poor releasing and heelpiece "biting" boot heels if i remember correctly) but i wouldn't be using it a lot anyway (old bentchetler 120 for big inbounds pow action) and maybe i'm just reminiscing about gossip. I have also heard about recent improvements to their design.
Any Griffon after the '19-'20 model year is fine. That's when they redesigned the heel roller to require less step-in force and less forward pressure (still not as easy to get into as a Salomon or a Tyrolia, but not bad). This dark corner is Oltre just outside of Rome? Still possible to download mounting templates and "mount your own fucking skis" anywhere with an Internet connection, too.
thanks Greg.
Ha! to be honest i left out one detail: i need to rely on shops since i have a gift voucher and was looking to use that for the whole binding+mount package.
Funnily enough it's not that much of a dark corner of italy skiing-wise (even though i find it funny that my favorite best-fitting boot ever is one of the very few which is not manufactured in Asolo) but "mechanised" freeride skiing is still frowned upon here.
I'll go with the Griffon, thanks!
Worth it to swap Warden 13 to sth2 13 toe pieces? For a lighter female skier who skis hard and is getting into freeride comps
Sick colors on the SPX!
Good price but no green:
https://sundanceskishop.com/products...40396023955554
I'm in the market for a non-pivot (for bsl adjustment), and this is where i'm leaning.![]()
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Is there a reason that you specifically settled on SPX rockerace? Pretty sure there are DIY fixes to both of those problems, but the juice probably isn’t worth the squeeze when there are solid stock options that would work just as well at a similar/better price point (and some of them even come in green)
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There are lions and there are sheep. So, which one are you?
True! Looked at it, decided the pivot and 916/-20 pile was too large and abandoned the thought. Now you reminded me, and the pile is mostly mounted. Damn. [emoji16]
So, it's been done, and there are brakes available for it (PX racing, I think), but it's obviously not sanctioned by look/rossi, and there are no templates/jigs available, as far as I know.
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The rockerace should be available to the masses with normal brakes.
I actually prefer the spx heel to the pivot and the toe is the same.
That being said, I don't care enough to buy a rockerace and make it work since I'm an 8 din skier and the normal spx works fine for me. I'm also ok with the 12/14 toe as much as the 15 toe.
I have numerous pairs of skis with spx toes and there is no play in any of them. I can't say the same for solly sth.
The rockerace colour options are nice, however, and if it were easy I would go that route.
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