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toe insert worn out?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi as mentioned in my other thread, I've recently upgraded my binding to TTS. As It's my first time ever owning a system which makes use of the tech toe, it took me a few goes to have the toe pin locked to my toe insert (yes i know there are markings on the boots indicating where the toe pins are). When I got home after a few hours of skiing I realised some of the plastic around my toe insert has already worn out due to the incorrect locking of the toe pin



Should I be worried? Or is this a common problem with the tech toe? Will I have a problem later using say ntn binding or normal alpine binding?
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