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Marker 7.0 binding - could use some advice on the spot.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all, as you know we away with some new skis for the kids - K2 Juvy's. We had a couple of problems with the bindings (Marker 7.0) on these today. They attach to the skis by sliding into place and clipping into mountings that are integral to the structure to the ski, similar to a rail

During the course of the day (on both sets of skis the heel bindings) we found that the heel binding had moved approx 5mm backwards, enough to allow premature release of the skis and to present a possible problem of ski loss on a lift. These had been apparently solid and able to withstand a significant amount of pressure (forward and backwards) as is the case now. The front binding def. isn't moving due to the locking mechanism that it uses. We know Spyderjon is away, but wondered if anyone else out there was familiar with these bindings and had maybe experienced the same problem.

Advice would be welcome, or does anyone have a recommendation for a ski service centre in Arc 1800 that might be able to give them a once over - taking them back to place of purchase (S&R Manchester) tomorrow clearly isn't an option!!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Well, we didn't have a repeat of yesterdays issues. Me re-seating the heel attachment must have cured it. We'll continue to keep a watch just in case.
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