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Adjusting Fritschi Explore Bindings
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Hi guys
this numpty has just bought
Movement
Sparks with Explore bindings, but is (almost) too embarassed to admit that he can't work out how to adjust the binding for boot length. The instructions don't extend that far, as they obviously expect you to get them adjusted in a ski-shop.
I have tried the screw in the end the bar, have found all the screws for the DIN fitting. I am wondering if it is the small screw with a star type fitting under the heel piece but that just looks delicate and I haven't get a star bit.
What am I doing wrong guys, HELP!!
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It's been the screw at the end of the bar on the Fritschis I have played with before
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Arno wrote:
It's been the screw at the end of the bar on the Fritschis I have played with before
Ah got it, you are correct, I hadn't realised that the screw is actually the adjustment and it winds the binding in and out. I was expecting it to be an expanding clamp that locked it or released it allowing you to adjust by hand.
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The small screw (star/torx) on base of the heal unit do appear to allow it to be slid along the bar if loosened.
Anyone know what this actually meant for? (I used this to make a 5mm increase in length instead of the screw at the end of the bar)
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