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Look ZR 12 Binding for sale!

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Seattle-Ski
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In addition to our Armada's, Dynastars, and Look P12 Jibs for sale, we are selling THE best newschool binding out there.

Last years (that means pivot) Look ZR 12 binding. Din 1-12, super strong race construction (more solid than regular P12) for $169 shipped to the Continental U.S. If you have any questions, or are interested in our other sales, please pm me. To pay for the bindings, please call (206) 548-1000 and ask for Brian to pay by credit card over the phone. Just tell him that you heard about the sale from NS. Thanks!

Sep 15 2005 6:54PM
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Seattle-Ski
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*edit: Bindings are BRAND NEW!

Sep 15 2005 6:56PM
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WIfreeskier
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hmmm... i might have to take up on these, i'll give you a call

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Sep 16 2005 8:59AM
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Lineskier-101
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How much for the jibs?

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Sep 16 2005 10:43AM
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Triple_Strum
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easy Mr. Salesman. They are NOT more solid than the P12, just a DIFFERENT design. The toepiece is the exactly same. The only difference, which I will agree is better, but not more solid, is the turntable heelpiece.

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Sep 16 2005 3:25PM
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BakerBoy
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How would you know? Are you an engineer? Have you taken laser deflection measurements? Material stress load equations? You don't know, so shut up.

Sep 16 2005 6:25PM
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Triple_Strum
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don't be a dick, Bakerboy. Although based on most posts that seems difficult for you. Anyway, I have owned both bindings, and what I said above stands true. Thanks. I still think they are a fantastic binding, so Bakerboy, keep your idiocy to yourself.

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Sep 16 2005 7:01PM
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mattyb.
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hey weren't u the one that told us to email your store on what were were looking for and maybe get a deal, i did and it was more than 2 weeks ago and noting

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Sep 16 2005 7:02PM
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i8van
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no, he's not.
and that guy gave me a "deal" on a large line coursive hoodie. 60$ including shipping to canada, which is like 10$

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Sep 16 2005 7:06PM
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IHOP
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Agreed. I broke my ZR's 3 times in the heel piece and the 4th and last time i broke the track/bottomplate deal.

Sep 16 2005 8:06PM
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danS
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Thats a good deal for really good bindings.

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Sep 16 2005 9:20PM
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shawnm1260
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the look and rossi 15 and 18 din bindings are dope... but the 12's that i had were bad, i thought that the regular p12;s were way better than the zr's,

Sep 17 2005 12:46AM
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BakerBoy
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Sorry, I've never needed a binding that went down to 1 DIN, unlike yourself. My only experience is with the P18's, which are fantastic pieces of work. I didn't know the ZR 12's sucked so much, while the rest are great. So in conclusion, fuck off bitch.

Sep 17 2005 1:15AM
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Seattle-Ski
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If anyone is interested in just the P12 Jibs, they are brand new, $159 shipped to the continental U.S.

Sep 17 2005 12:14PM
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