Prime Splitboard System

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1 Prime Splitboard System Assembly and Use Instructions Patented US B2, US B2 and Patents Pending Size Chart: Small: 6-8 Medium: Large: Women's: W6-W8 2x Bindings (L and R) 2x Tour Modes 2x Dual-Speed Risers with Heel Lockdown 6x 2x Toe Attachments Hardware: 10x 8x M6x10mm Buttonhead Screw Tour Mode for Flip-Speed Riser 6x extra for Tour Mode with thin core boards M6x10mm Flathead Screw Ride Mode 2x Heel Attachments M6x8mm Buttonhead Screw Solid-Ride Plates Scan QR Code for video instructions or visit Tools: -M4 Allen Wrench (Binding Hardware, Interfaces) -M3 Allen Wrench (Highback Fwd Lean, Heel Lever Size Adjustment) -Cresent Wrench or 8 mm socket (Heel Lever Size Adjustment) M6x7mm Buttonhead Screw Toe Attachments M6x14mm Buttonhead Screw Heel Attachments PAGE 1 OF 6

2 Production Splitboard Installation 1. 6x M6x10mm Buttonhead Screw Use M6x8mm Buttonhead for thin core boards M6x8mm Buttonhead Screw 2. M6x10mm Flathead Screw 8x.5 in.5in Center PAGE 2 OF 6

3 3. M6x7mm Buttonhead Screw Toe Attachments M6x14mm Buttonhead Screw Heel Attachments Toe Attachment 1. Tighten Toe Attachment to desired angle (hash marks in 5 increments) Leave Heel Attachment loose Heel Attachment Mount Binding to align Heel Attachment Tighten screws on Heel Attachment PAGE 3 OF 6

4 4a. Binding Size Adjustment- PRIME SL SMALL POSITION Size Setting: S: 6-7 M: L: 11.5 W: W6-W7 USE 4b. for Prime-X and X-Carbon LARGE POSITION Size Setting: S: 7-8 M: L: W: W7-W8 5. Binding Adjustment! Only adjust if binding is too tight to mount to Ride Mode or if binding is loose on ride mode Loosen Toestay screws Adjust Toestay fore/aft as desired Tighten Toestay screws Forward Lean Adjustment: Bindings come set at 11 /18 fwd lean PAGE 4 OF 6

5 4b. Binding Size Adjustment- PRIME-X and X-Carbon SMALL POSITION (Bindings come in this position) LARGE POSITION Heelstay Toestay Forward Screws Rear Screw (Under rubber pad) To shift bindings to LARGE POSITION: A. Remove six Forward Screws B. Loosen two Rear Screws C. Slide Heelstay forward D. Shift Toestay forward E. Reinstall Forward Screws in LARGE POSITION F. Tighten all Screws PAGE 5 OF 6

6 Prime Splitboard System Use Instructions Ride Mode: 1. Open Heelcup Lever 2. Attach binding to Ride Mode, aligning Toe Pins and Ride Mode Toe Attachment Toe Pins 3. Close Heel Lever and Safety Dual-Speed Riser: Operation: 1. Slide basket of ski pole under tall riser to flip up 2. Flip riser to short position or long position with tip of ski pole 3. Lower riser by pushing on tall riser towards tail of ski Heel Lock Operation: 1. Flip Heel Lock up 2. Close Heelcup Lever to engage pins with Heel Lock Heel Lock Slide basket under here 0 Rise Short 12 Rise Tall 20 Rise PAGE 6 OF 6

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