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| " Are the Risers durable? " Yes, both the Composite and the Pro Series Risers along with the Salomon and Rossignol bindings are designed to be rugged and completely trouble-free. The five year guarantee means that if you aren't happy with the product anytime during the first five years that you own it, or if it malfunctions during that period in normal use, you can simply ask that it be replaced or have your money refunded. " How hard is it to mount and adjust the bindings myself? " It is straightforward as long as you read the six-page instruction manual. Problems almost always stem from not reading and understanding the manual. In any case, it is a good idea to have a reputable ski shop check the bindings if you choose to mount them yourself. " What about using the Composite Risers in the park? " You can use the Compsite Risers in the park. However, if you are into big air tricks or you are an especially aggressive rider, you should use the Pro Series Risers. The more aggressive you are in the park, the stronger the riser you should use.The guarantee is good for all uses of the Riser/binding though so you are covered in any case. " Can I buy just a pair of bare risers without the bindings? " No longer. We have sold bare risers in the past, however this has often been a source of problems for our customers. The risers are manufactured with 24+ binding mounting holes in them and thus can only rarely be used successfully with non-supported bindings. "If I already have Spruce Risers how do I mount them on the Spruce 120 boards with the 4cm x 10cm insert pattern? " When you order a pair of the 120cm boards, we will pay to have your existing Risers returned to us to have the 4cm x 10cm mounting holes drilled in them. We will then return your risers to you mounted on your new boards. |
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