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It could probably be the forward pressure as well, but I think he is asking...'so whats a good binding with the toe adjuster '. Your right though if the boots wont pass visual some, if not most places, wont work on them. If the boots are not too worn then I would usa a salomon or the tyrolia...

It never ceases to amaze me how there is always one or two people on every board that hides behind a monitor and is automatically a tough guy. I was on this board for a total of 30 minutes before one showed up. KAF. KAF, what was it about my post that that made you think you could talk shit...

KAF... I work on bindings all day long, he asked a question and I gave him an answer. I told him i was a tech so he knew I wasnt feeding him a bunch of shit. So eat your cookie and take a nap.

I skied em...they are sick in soft snow but too soft to ski all-mnt. A good BC hucker, just dont try and mach on them.

I skied em...they are sick in soft snow but too soft to ski all-mnt. A good BC hucker, just dont try and mach on them.

Salomon 800's or 900's have a toe height adjustment as well as wing adjustments. There are others but take it from me (I'm a ski tech)...you dont want them. If you want a binding that has great release go with a marker turntable.

Thaks for the input y'all, 82's is what I think I'll get.

I just made the comitment to never board again this year but I'm already sliding boxes and trying rails...Landing switch and tryin' cabs and 3's. I'm starting to think 85's.

Well I'm 170 and 5'10 and I've been snowboarding for the better part of 15 years and just want to ski now. I dont have a prob' with sking bigger size skis but if the skis hold a good enuff' edge then I would like to ski it shorter for better spins. I dont plan on sking out of the park much...

Just wondering how those who have trouble makers like their sizing. I have a choice between 165's and 180's and dont know if I should go longer or shorter. any advice?