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Clear dakine spikey once can hardly been seen ... and for those with less foot control a must rolling eyes
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Stomp pad

the board i got son came with one which i how need to reset to the right place. Sad

Have got tools with me to adjust bindings on the slope. Smile

I think i may be spending the first 3 day wink keeping the boy happy instead of playing in the powder Toofy Grin Toofy Grin
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Not sure you can 'reset' the position of a stomp pad. They're glued on. I guess, just try pulling it off, use a hairdrier to warm it up a bit and a scrapey bladey thing too is how I'd take off the tailpad on a surfboard - they're similar glue types. Try Resticking?

I don't use a stomp pad. I've no problems sliding off chairs and do tend try to be buckled in if I'm on a drag, much more control, easier on the legs and way easier if you fall off.
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ntfarmer, mmm, glue will most likely be toast once you remove the old stomp. If it's in the way take it off the board as Rogg suggests, warm it up with a hair-dryer and peel it off, clean up any residue with an alcohol wipe or similar. Get a new stomp and stick it where it needs to be, or If you're particularly fond of the one you've got, strip off the old glue and use something like no-more-nails double sided tape to stick it back down.
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Richard_Sideways, 3M make the low temp/high grip adhesive for stomp pads but it's also used by sign makers. Worthwhile checking with your local sign companies for off-cuts. You'll be amazed at how much of the stuff ends up in the skip.
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There's no need for stomp pads
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 Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
hang11, thank you for that sweeping generalisation. rolling eyes
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 After all it is free Go on u know u want to!
After all it is free Go on u know u want to!
hi all

Stop pad refitted no probs.

Bindings had to come off to fit in car for drive to alps. No arrival we were met by our local ski shop technition who set up the board for son at +15 -3.

He has been sking on them for two days and i have not adjusted the highbacks to the egde but have had to increase the forward lean a little as son was having problems getting a good heel edge.

got to go dinner on the table Very Happy Very Happy

cheers from the alps
Toofy Grin Toofy Grin
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