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K2 Apache stryker 2007
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have ski'd on them 15 or so times and my bindings at the toe end can be moved a little from side to side with no boot in them. I have spoken to a few ski technicians and have been told ver y different stories. One techy told me these integrated binding systems tend to loosen up a little however this is quite normal and doesn't effect performance of ski or transfer of energy from boot to slope and allows for more flex in ski. Another techy said that this particular fault has been found in the recon's as well and there should be very little movement..... any ideas? Puzzled cheers kayt
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

kayt, yep that problem is common in many of the same generation K2's that use that binding interface, especially the Recon's & the Burnin Luv's. Earlier models were fine but when K2 did their normal 'value engineering' exercise to established popular models they really came up with a poor binding/ski interface that 'wobbled' from brand new. The following year they ditched that binding interface for a waaay tighter/stable version.

I've told customers of mine who have that model to take 'em to a K2 dealer & tell them the mounting system is a piece of $hit & not fit for purpose & you want them to send 'em back to K2 for an foc replacement. And all of them have received replacement latest model skis with no come back so K2 obviously know that system sucks.
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