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lorcarOfflineNon-member
Post subject: highback adjustment  PostPosted: Mar 25, 2010 - 10:48 AM



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Hi guys!

I have Union Data L-XL. I have Northwave Decade SL boots and K2 Podium 159 board.

I tweaked the highback on the forward most-angled foot (15 degree), so it is parallel to the board's edge (as I read it must be).
I didn't do it for the left back foot (angled at -9). But what I noticed (when I got into boots and into bindings on the board, on the carpet...) is that the boot seems not to touch the highback. There is a little gap between the boot and the highback, even when I lean it forward. Please see attached pics.
Should i tweak this highback as well? or should I work on the heelcup (so far I didn't touch it in either boot)?

thanks a lot in advance
 
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Post subject: RE: highback adjustment  PostPosted: Mar 25, 2010 - 10:56 AM



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Not quite sure what you mean, but you should adjust both highbacks so that they are as close to parallel to your heal edge as possible Thumbs Up

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Post subject: RE: highback adjustment  PostPosted: Mar 25, 2010 - 11:04 AM



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thanks
I mean there is a gap between the highback of my rear foot and the boot.

While I dont have this gap on the front right foot since I have moved the highback in a way to make it parallel to board's edge, I do have the gap on the other foot where I didnt touch the highback.
 
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Post subject: RE: highback adjustment  PostPosted: Mar 25, 2010 - 11:12 AM



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I would adjust it, and check the forward lean, to make sure they are the same on both bindings Smug

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