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skiinjected
Posts: 631 - Karma: 11
pimp bindings if you get them done by the shop,, and after you crank the dins up to 10 and then some how get around the break not bending every time you eject. o and then making sure they are screwed in everyday. but they are really solid....


its like working with a girl. need to fine tune them, and you will still have the annoyances (the breaks) but there is an orgasm in the end if they are screwed in .
Dec 24 2005 8:32PM
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InfernoHits
Posts: 4755 - Karma: 192
that is a lot of negatives
Dec 24 2005 8:39PM
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PacificRimJob
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Line Reactor bindings are good, but they are just soo gat dang heavy.
Dec 24 2005 8:49PM
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pmo1210
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alright, im not 100% sure here, but i think he's kidding
Dec 24 2005 8:49PM
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eLevate
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i like em too, despite the fact i broke a few pairs. safe>sorry right?
Dec 24 2005 8:50PM
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thatoneguyattyrol
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ive broke every brand of bindings except marker since i have no desire to try them.......quit bashing line yo, at least they stand behind there shit.

okay so line bindings break, what happens then.....you get new ones!

when you break your looks (great bindings) and your salomons (ok bindings) what happens....you go buy new ones.
Dec 24 2005 8:51PM
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skiinjected
Posts: 631 - Karma: 11
like them over their issues.
Dec 24 2005 9:18PM
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Aseets
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My brakes work fine, no fine tuning needed, and I've never had to adjust the din and have only ejected twice in the 14 days I've been on the snow. Andy yes I do slide rails and also hit jumps larger than 5'.
Dec 24 2005 10:32PM
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HoodNative
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i've had no issues when i ride them, just heavy thats all
Dec 25 2005 12:41AM
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Beanskier
Posts: 126 - Karma: 11
I wanted them but none in stock. I cried inside
Dec 25 2005 12:43AM
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skiinjected
Posts: 631 - Karma: 11
dont even notice the weight,,, just the damn breaks
Dec 25 2005 12:47AM
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dirtybryan
Posts: 270 - Karma: 10
I give them props for attempting it, but as with most first attempts by any ski company, the need some time to mature.
Dec 25 2005 1:05AM
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Tross
Posts: 951 - Karma: 117
Best release design out there. Heavy and break easily though.
Dec 25 2005 2:08AM
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dorikin
Posts: 1914 - Karma: 16
my poop smells!
Dec 25 2005 3:33AM
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Silence
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^ you are a fucking post whore freak
Dec 25 2005 3:43AM
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Aseets
Posts: 2171 - Karma: 17
I just wish the breaks didn't stick out the back like they do, but whatever it still works fine for me. and another thing is I've never had to retighten the mounting screws, they stay tight all the time.
Dec 25 2005 1:52PM
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-_-Johnny-_-
Posts: 480 - Karma: 39
my poop smells to:O
Dec 25 2005 6:00PM
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turtleman321
Posts: 192 - Karma: 7
i really like mine too. just get them set up and have your dins high and they are great. never had a problem
Dec 25 2005 6:39PM
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skiinjected
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no its everytime i land hard switch the breaks flex enought to catch on the snow and then the skis eject. eventually bends the break
Dec 26 2005 3:53AM
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skiinjected
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shit i broke them
Jan 3 2006 3:53PM
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