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S912 Ti, any good?

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Epiphany
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I've checked the reviews section so try not to be pricks by referring me to that.

How have your experiences been with the S912 Ti?
Good? Bad? Good and bad? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

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May 3 2005 6:11PM
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Vicious
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i like them


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May 3 2005 6:12PM
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Itsbackfliptime
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Fred's toepiece popped off the first day he used it. The bindings were set wrong though.

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May 3 2005 6:13PM
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Lineskier-101
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Some people love them, some people hate them.

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May 3 2005 6:16PM
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Shadows
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i dont have the 912's but i got the 810s...i hate them for riding park, the wing open up alot allowing the toe to move left and right, forcing your boot to release when you ride park. but good all mtn bindings

May 3 2005 6:22PM
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Vicious
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the toe piece does loosen up, but it's an easy fix and the bindings do fine in the park and all-mtn as long as they are adjusted properly.


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May 3 2005 6:26PM
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*rkp*
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i love mine.

May 3 2005 7:05PM
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Epiphany
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Are they a bugger to adjust? How often do they loosen up/How often would I need to adjust em?
They'd be going on a pair of 1260's so they be used for the park...

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My name is Cliff, brother of Joe. I got me some crack. I want me some hoes!

Go big or go home.

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May 3 2005 7:08PM
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Vicious
Posts: 3862 - Karma: 140
super easy to adjust...all it takes is a flathead screwdriver and 10 seconds


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May 3 2005 7:10PM
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tandan83
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if you know what you're doing, they're super easy to adjust. i think they're great bindings. a lot of people on here give them undeserved hate though. how big are you?



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May 3 2005 7:40PM
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-ARmAdA1080-
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p10 and p12 are better but the salomons arent bad

May 3 2005 7:41PM
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Epiphany
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I'm 6'0", 145 pounds.
Strong, aggressive skier.

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My name is Cliff, brother of Joe. I got me some crack. I want me some hoes!

Go big or go home.

You're Rachel, right? Yeah how'd you know? Oh, the facebook.. Oh you memorized the facebook! No my friend was jack..lacking
May 3 2005 8:12PM
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