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317mm boot, 315mm or 320mm binding

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
So i had to buy new boots at 317mm. However bindings (Device 310, made in 2004 so not part of the known recall) only adjust in 5mm increments.
1) I tried 315mm for both front and rear, boot locks in binding, but very tightly.
2) I tried 320mm for both, boot feels lose, and slightly moves inside the locked binding.
3) I have set it to 320mm rear and 315mm front, feels snug but best than the other two options.

However, I had a (smooth) crash the other day, the bindings did not release (glad they didn't as I was on a black slope and managed to stand right back up after 10 seconds contemplating what I did wrong to fall in the first place), but this got me worried that maybe they should have?
Like I said, it wasnt a painful / stressful crash, so maybe bindings did not need to release. This a description of the crash: as I was parallel turning (fast), one of my legs may have given out due to tiredness (last run of the day, after 5 hours) or I may have turned/leaned in too much. Ended up sliding out/sitting sideways on the slope then laying flat - face up, head facing bottom of the mountain and legs with skis attacked pointing towards the mountain top.

This got me worried so today I spend 2 hours readjusting toe (to the 0.5mm thickness / paper / card trick) and heel settings (screw flush with plastic part), they did need some adjustments. Left DIN at 5 (normal for me is 6).

So what you guys recommend about the binding length setting?

thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Hello, @brainii, first of all welcome to snowheads snowHead

The 'techie' questions on the title of this forum refers to the forum tech, really. I suggest you repost your question in 'Equipment Reviews/Questions. spyderjon lives and breathes bindings, so hopefully he will be able to help you - and there are also others more knowledgable than I.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=44181
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1) get more modern bindings.
2) regardless of (1) the missing component in your setup is forward pressure on the binding at the heel , usually there is some sort of indicator on the heel piece.
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
reposted under equipment. how do i delete from here?
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brainii wrote:
reposted under equipment. how do i delete from here?

You can't, but don't worry about it.
New post is here
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