Small binding problem (supermatic heel cradle)

I found that the step in process was a little fiddly and the culprit was my rear foot cradle arm! It was to tight or maybe a little dry causing it to be in the way on the downward press. I don't think it is a common issue but who knews? However this is the way to address and solve the issue. We are here to help.
There are some other considerations and recommendations I will go over in the next time on snow, plus tomorrow clip will address a few things that will help with getting in & out of the system!
Stay tuned more to come just like the snow, fingers crossed!
Jim & Ted

[@finboyYYC]

Might be worth a bit of red loctite. I keep the glue-stick style loctite with all my tools and parts as it makes much less of a mess when applying to bolts.

[@ShredAheadSnowboarding]

I think the retention on the screws is tight enough that they aren't going to loosen up, more moving parts more to think about.

[@cornholio69]

or nail polish is good

[@blakehenderson8828]

What’s your take on the bindings overall? I’m looking at these and a set of flow nx2s for my new board so any info would be helpful

[@ShredAheadSnowboarding]

I like the Supermatic but it can be a little fiddly, however the convinces is great. Still the coming out is a slightly longer process due to the push down lever for release! The highback not folding down on the heelside into the path of the push foot is something that I would consider problematic on the flow or nidecker rear entry systems! So like most binding's pro's & con's seem standard, hope this helps?