Rage about pivots

halfwatt

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i bought my first pair of pivots this year and for the most part i love them. however I have taken the right heelpiece to the place where the sun don’t shine and I can’t click out of the bindings without them turning around and me shooting a ski out.

so just for fun, what struggles have you people had with pivots?
 
bout an inch away but still caused some painus near the anus. those suckers stick up at like an 85 degree angle that punishes any back seat landings.

14115661:BST_Police said:
You took a pivot up the butt?
 
Yeah dude pivots are the greatest *buys binding 1.5x the price of competition* haha I know why it's called a dildo now *massages blown out ass* I'll catch up with you guys in a bit I'm good *struggles to click in heel in pow* nah it's cool I'll just make a leash so I don't lose my ski *$100 brakes explode releasing switch the first time* I just picked up new boots and they have a slighty different BSL *forced to remount skis 3cm back due to lack of adjustment and heel pattern*
 
If you click out of your bindings properly, your heel pieces will stay straight.

That being said I use my skis to click out, if im on a flat surface i get it every time, on a slope there is a 100% chance its crooked, but at this point its a small sacrifice for a near perfect binding IMO.
 
14115667:Biffbarf said:
Yeah dude pivots are the greatest *buys binding 1.5x the price of competition* haha I know why it's called a dildo now *massages blown out ass* I'll catch up with you guys in a bit I'm good *struggles to click in heel in pow* nah it's cool I'll just make a leash so I don't lose my ski *$100 brakes explode releasing switch the first time* I just picked up new boots and they have a slighty different BSL *forced to remount skis 3cm back due to lack of adjustment and heel pattern*

Realest post ever about pivots, but I still love em
 
Let’s not forget what pivots Do to thumbs !!

I love my pivots , no frustrations whatsoever but I know how to take em off and I dont eat shit landing switch

But the fact they don’t make say a 105 mm binding kinda aggravates me

**This post was edited on Mar 8th 2020 at 7:59:49pm
 
pretty much the common issue where I try to clip out and it sticks back up or I’ll clip in and the pivot will be unaligned with my heel, they are wonderful bindings but I love to hate them
 
14115667:Biffbarf said:
Yeah dude pivots are the greatest *buys binding 1.5x the price of competition* haha I know why it's called a dildo now *massages blown out ass* I'll catch up with you guys in a bit I'm good *struggles to click in heel in pow* nah it's cool I'll just make a leash so I don't lose my ski *$100 brakes explode releasing switch the first time* I just picked up new boots and they have a slighty different BSL *forced to remount skis 3cm back due to lack of adjustment and heel pattern*

Hiking features with pivots ???
 
The only problem I've had is with the brakes bending in the wrong direction, especially when I land switch. Also because the heel piece pops up it can be annoying to hike with. (from my experience)
 
14115691:DomRichard said:
pretty much the common issue where I try to clip out and it sticks back up or I’ll clip in and the pivot will be unaligned with my heel, they are wonderful bindings but I love to hate them

Hi dom
 
14115682:SavageBiff said:
Let’s not forget what pivots Do to thumbs !!

I love my pivots , no frustrations whatsoever but I know how to take em off and I dont eat shit landing switch

But the fact they don’t make say a 105 mm binding kinda aggravates me

**This post was edited on Mar 8th 2020 at 7:59:49pm

I've heard this b4.

but i don't understand how or why you would have your thumbs near your bindings when clicking in or out?

enlighten me plz
 
I never have thankfully!! I mean holy shit

I click out with my poles

I’ve just seen pics of people with their thumbs caught. Usually from fooling with the binding when not mounted

14115755:Dan-Man said:
I've heard this b4.

but i don't understand how or why you would have your thumbs near your bindings when clicking in or out?

enlighten me plz
 
If your heel piece is spinning a ton when clicking out. Sometimes that’s from the forward pressure being set wrong. Most shops will set them based off the indicator tabs on a bindings. Pivots indicators aren’t very accurate at all so pivots get set too loose by shops a lot. When they’re at the right setting they shoot out on you a ton less when clicking out. Still do it. But much less
 
14115782:hoodratz47 said:
I've broke two pair of pivots. And ripped one out of a ski.... Don't understand the obsession

they look phallic and our evolutionary subconscious is attracted to it

**This post was edited on Mar 8th 2020 at 11:44:42pm
 
14115668:eheath said:
If you click out of your bindings properly, your heel pieces will stay straight.

That being said I use my skis to click out, if im on a flat surface i get it every time, on a slope there is a 100% chance its crooked, but at this point its a small sacrifice for a near perfect binding IMO.

I used to think kids were being cool using their skis to take off their bindings. Now I realize it's just 100 times easier and faster than trying to fit a pole into the weird angle to release the heel in pivots.
 
14115792:JoshWong said:
If your heel piece is spinning a ton when clicking out. Sometimes that’s from the forward pressure being set wrong. Most shops will set them based off the indicator tabs on a bindings. Pivots indicators aren’t very accurate at all so pivots get set too loose by shops a lot. When they’re at the right setting they shoot out on you a ton less when clicking out. Still do it. But much less

Yea i dont trust the indicator and bench test forward pressure for pivots.. and well. every ski that gets mounted because that's what you have to do..
 
Been using pivots for 9 years off and on... Markers are sharper and hurt more. Can sit tuck comfortably with pivots. Jesters were sharp as fuck. How do you even land backseat to the point that your ass hits your bindings like that?
 
You don't understand that the design is punishing for a reason. You may claim that you landed that trick, but the bruise on you ass won't lie.
 
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