Does anyone have a lead on where I can get G3 touring bindings mounted. Neither of the closest G3 dealers (Idlewild in Clifford PA or Outdooe Sports Center in Wilton CT) has the jig. G3 sent me a link to a paper jig, but Idlewild says it doesn't really have enough information to be used. Hoping someone has had a set mounted somewhere between say Central Jersey and Albany, but if I have to go further, I will.
Mounting G3 touring bindings
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Harvey
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@rebel1916 where are you coming from? Honestly I've found Ski Barn to do a good tele mount. I just had to tell them where I wanted boot center. How is tech different from other bindings?
@lattice towers any ideas?
@lattice towers any ideas?
Brownski
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High Adventure in Latham? Worth a try at least
www.highadventuresbp.com
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I am coming from Goshen, between Middletown and Newburgh. Ski Barn would be very convenient. I will give em a call
Ha, I just went to their site and saw the following under the "binding service" tab. "We do not install the following bindings: 22Designs, NTN Telemark bindings, G3..." Thank you for the suggestion though!High Adventure in Latham? Worth a try at least
A Letter from High Adventure
Prior to the 2024-25 ski season, Alpin Haus has acquired High Adventure Ski Shop! Owners Diana and Darrell have left a parting message.
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How can you call yourself high adventure if you exclude those brands? Medium adventure maybe.
Brownski
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right?
Ripitz
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Did you ask Ron at Orange County Snowboards, Skis and Bikes?
It might be worth giving Ski Haus in Brewster a call and ask for Brian (not Ryan). He has done most of my mounts. Not G3 but he mounted my Fritschis using a paper jig that I printed.
Wild Snow might have some more insight too.
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