Wingman25 , I am skiing the 23/24 model in 184 w/ Outlaw X and TX Pro (I’m 6’3” / 175#). I’m liking them ok. Not in love, but they work just fine. Seem to ski a range of western conditions fairly well. Punch through chopped up conditions with composure. Tried the MB106C and didn’t like it — maybe t...

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I’ve also seen that format on Chrome on iPad, but not on an ongoing basis — a refresh usually sets things right.
Sorry, no suggestions.

I wonder what would make the plastic crack like that? The metal socket should be taking all the force? Cold, sideways pressure from the boot twisting sideways, ice buildup causing a wedge to pressure the plastic, …? Good that it doesn’t compromise the core functionality of the binding (should not st...

@lilcliffy, great update on the FTX.
I “should” be out XC skiing, but have a pass at the local hill and keep getting distracted with my NTN setups!
Powder skiing on 118 x 195s is addictive — Winter needs to be longer…

Happy New Year to all, may 2025 bring you peace and joy!

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I never had a problem with adhesive transfer, but your scenario is quite different, so who knows. Might be worth a try. Adding to what has recently be said: First off, I’m not saying there aren’t other products out there that will work just as well — I just know first hand about these products. If y...

@Whoelse, great post.
It would be interesting to see pictures of you modification integrated with the binding.
I have been skiing Meidjo 3 bindings, but just recently put an Outlaw X on some Kendo 88s.

@vasja, are you in the US?
I might have something you’d be interested in.

If your’e willing to spend some time and a few bucks on an experiment , here is what I would do: (If not, just buy new boots). 1. Buy a 1 oz tube of 3M 5200 adhesive ($10 on Amazon — finding it in Black might cost a bit more) - (there might be better adhesives, but the substrate usually fails when t...