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Grivel G14 new-matic on LS Nepal Evo |
14-Mar-2014 At 3:43:15 PM |
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Nah - if the toe is hard up against and tight in the front bail of the new-matic binding, the point extension beyond boot tip is essentially fixed. The way to tweak that is to use a wire front bail and shift that between holes (like with cramp-o-matic). Or have adjustable points themselves (like Petzl Lynx).
The 'automatic' (like cramp-o-matic) wire toe bail type bindings can make for a lot of lateral toe movement. But dunno in this particular G14/boot combo case. Anyway - prefer the new-matic type front bail in terms of security. |
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