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Black Diamond Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Binding
October 7, 2010
the stock breaks won't be wide enough for a 102mm ski, unless you bend them to fit, which is easy enough to do with only 7 additional mm's. Are your boots 28.5 or a 285mm bsl? The binding size goes by BSL (boot sole length) which varies widely between boot types.
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Scarpa Spirit 4 Alpine Touring Boot
October 7, 2010
Packing out, or punching a boot is exactly what you want to do to a boot that fits in length but not in volume. There's not much you can do to a boot thats too big, because the liner will eventually pack out on its own and your foot will be dangerously swimming inside a too large of boot. Mold the liners first and see if that accomodates your foot volume. You can do that yourself, in the oven, just find a tutorial vid on youtube or elsewhere on the web. Now punching a boot, or enlarging the volume of a shell should probably be left to a bootfitter, so you don't ruin the boot, but a heatgun and the back of a screwdriver should do the trick.
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Scarpa Spirit 4 Alpine Touring Boot
October 7, 2010
Yes, it's compatible w/ any AT binding including Dynafit. It is not compatible with standard DIN/ISO bindings, presumably because of the rockered sole. AT bindings allow you to adjust the hieght of the toe clamp, whereas alpine bindings do not.
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