Looking for version 2 NTN metal plates for K2 Inserts

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lauriek334
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Looking for version 2 NTN metal plates for K2 Inserts

Post by lauriek334 » Tue Jan 07, 2014 2:31 pm

I'm looking for one of the older metal plates for NTN Freeride binding - specifically version 2, which has the set of holes to accommodate an older K2 ski with inserts. Any idea where to get 2 plates?

I have an pair of Hippy Stinx that have been sitting in their original plastic packaging for the last 4 years and I want to try them with NTN bindings and Scarpa TXPros. I am moving from using a pair of K2 Work Stinx with 7TM bindings and old Scarpa T2s.
Has anyone else tried NTN bindings with a pair of Hippy Stinx?

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Re: Looking for version 2 NTN metal plates for K2 Inserts

Post by bogon » Tue Jan 07, 2014 3:15 pm

Pic or drawing please (or both).
Also, "Tele-turn-around" section is just below.
I like all kinds of snow. The only poor snow I know of is ice. That better be climbed.



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Re: Looking for version 2 NTN metal plates for K2 Inserts

Post by wayne » Tue Jan 07, 2014 4:04 pm

If you have a shop near you that sells NTN, I'd check there. I know that sounds obvious, but the shop I deal with has a bunch of them as it switches over to the plastic plate.



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Re: Looking for version 2 NTN metal plates for K2 Inserts

Post by bogon » Tue Jan 07, 2014 7:21 pm

And if they have - please tell us their email.
I, for one, don't mind getting another pair "just in case".
I like all kinds of snow. The only poor snow I know of is ice. That better be climbed.



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