I need warranty advice

[gnarles.]

Last night, my Look Pivot 14's DIN was down at like 4 or something (out of my 8-14 range). I got rental/repairs to tighten it back up to my usual DIN (I think) and I was off on my way. this is the second time it's happened, and they guy recommended I get the bindings warrantied. That would be a good idea, except later that night I flew into a fucking tree and snapped my ski at the toe piece, which may or may not have been because my DIN was too high.

What am I supposed to tell my shop, the truth, or a well constructed lie? I can't afford new skis.

I'll post a picture in a little bit of the skis.

Thanks guys

 

[doGelyst]

file a lawsuit against the tree

 

[OldDirtyPete]

Always tell the truth,

 

[tomPietrowski]

Well take the bindings back to the shop you got them from and let them warranty them for you. If you got them online then take them to a dealer and have them send them away for you(be ready to pay though). Make sure you have your original receipt, you will need that for a warranty.

As for the ski, thats not a warranty, you skied into a treei, no manufacturer will cover that. I sucks but you will have to get new skis. But you will be without bindings for a while if you warranty them anyway, so you have a little time (6-8 weeks usually) to find a deal on some skis.

 

[Blurst]

Yah show that tree who is boss. Maybe use a little extortion, leave saws in a clear viewing area of the tree, make loud chainsaw noises whenever you ski past and if neither of those work slowly take of its branches one by one.