Looking for FKS/Pivot Bindings

Hi there!

I just mounted some old rossi FKS 14 bindings on my skis but my ski tech buddy said that they were so old, I should probably get some new bindings or at least new heel pieces or at the very least, 110-115mm brakes to make them actually fit my ski. Can you help me out? Thanks!
 
I love my tyrolia aaatack 14 for my powder skis, The pivots are really nice. If you want to be unique and have the money buy knees
 
13972158:Cryptno said:
I love my tyrolia aaatack 14 for my powder skis, The pivots are really nice. If you want to be unique and have the money buy knees

What boots do you have? The attack 14AT is higher and heavier than the 13, if you are not using WTR or other rockered sole boots there is no reason to get the 14 over the 13.
 
13972184:mystery3 said:
What boots do you have? The attack 14AT is higher and heavier than the 13, if you are not using WTR or other rockered sole boots there is no reason to get the 14 over the 13.

Actually I might have the 13s. I have really cheap 60 flex nordicas, not really sure what they are.
 
if a shop mounted them, chances are theyre fine. most shops (according to the rules) will not mount bindings that are not indemnified (and they have updated lists)

so if a shop mounted them for you and it wasn't just them doing you a favor, theyre fine. they should have tested them after they mounted them (again, assuming this was an above-the-table transaction at a shop)

as for brakes, you can bend them quite a bit. back when wide brakes were rare, i bent my pivots' brakes (something like 80mm) out to fit my 96 waist skis without much issue

you can also buy new wide brakes for them but they will be pricey and a little involved to replace (pivot brake unit is kind of a big integrated part of the heelpiece)

im confused though-- what's the current situation? the bindings are mounted on your skis or...?
 
The old FKS bindings are mounted but the brakes are too narrow. I mounted them at a shop with a friend. He did the torque release tests and the side torque test was definitely a little stiff. The straight pull out was about normal. I will probably just bend the brakes for now and shop for a newer pair of fks or pivot bindings.

Anyone have fks or pivot bindings they wanna sell me????

Thanks!

13972249:SofaKingSick said:
if a shop mounted them, chances are theyre fine. most shops (according to the rules) will not mount bindings that are not indemnified (and they have updated lists)

so if a shop mounted them for you and it wasn't just them doing you a favor, theyre fine. they should have tested them after they mounted them (again, assuming this was an above-the-table transaction at a shop)

as for brakes, you can bend them quite a bit. back when wide brakes were rare, i bent my pivots' brakes (something like 80mm) out to fit my 96 waist skis without much issue

you can also buy new wide brakes for them but they will be pricey and a little involved to replace (pivot brake unit is kind of a big integrated part of the heelpiece)

im confused though-- what's the current situation? the bindings are mounted on your skis or...?
 
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