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Binding adjustment vs. remount?

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11/8/09 at 3:33pm
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I just bought a pair of used Movement Goliath Sluff skis with Marker Griffon bindings.  The bindings were originally mounted for a 310mm boot sole length.  My boots are 285mm.  Will this require a binding adjustment or a complete remount?  Thanks!
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11/8/09 at 3:40pm
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 Remount. There is not that much travel in a Griffon (or actually most bindings that aren't rental tracks). 
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11/9/09 at 11:32pm
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Probably remount, but if it was mounted at the extreme end of the long side you perhaps could get by on the really small side.  You'll probably take it to the shop for either so it's not a big deal.  Just make sure you're prepared to pay for a remount in case it becomes necessary.

If you can get away without remounting, keep in mind it will shift your boot forward a bit.  So if you want to avoid this as well, you'll need to remount. 
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