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Binding reccomendations

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tBenz
Posts: 900 - Karma: 11
i might be purchasing some new binding soon. if anyone could reccomend what i should get, preferable something that will last a few years. (and please, before you reccomend something, id like you to have used it...dont say somehing great that youve never ridden on)
Mar 1 2006 8:48PM
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Wolverine21
Posts: 690 - Karma: 10
look/ rossi bindings. i have the p12s and they are awsome and durable
Mar 1 2006 9:11PM
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tBenz
Posts: 900 - Karma: 11
only one person on newschoolers has ski bindings?
Mar 1 2006 11:01PM
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devo
Posts: 150 - Karma: 11
yeah
the lookp12 is sick
and the rossi bindings!
Mar 1 2006 11:06PM
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Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 424
Look/Rossignol is all I feel safe riding on, I've trusted my life to my bindings on numerous occasions. And as far as durability goes, I have a set of 3 year old Rossignols on my mogul skis(which get beat up pretty badly) and they're still functioning perfectly.
Mar 1 2006 11:19PM
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traer
Posts: 690 - Karma: 12
I prefer the upper end salomons...I have only used the S912 Ti which works great, but I also hear the s916's are awesome too (sorry for commenting even though I didn't actually ride the 916's!).
Mar 1 2006 11:41PM
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EClay46
Posts: 2499 - Karma: 69
i love my rossi axial2
Mar 2 2006 12:26AM
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EClay46
Posts: 2499 - Karma: 69
o yes and look is also good
Mar 2 2006 12:26AM
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Ryanvdonk
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it's alright, tons of pros ride them, and as i like to say: if it's good enough for set, it's good enough for you. i too ride 912s and have had no problems.
Mar 2 2006 12:52AM
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HiTz
Posts: 1467 - Karma: 11
ive got rossi axial2 pros and well they r sick they saved me from really destroying my knee
Mar 2 2006 1:06AM
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Ryanvdonk
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seth, as in seth morrison, sorry for the typo
Mar 2 2006 1:16AM
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hoodskiier
Posts: 288 - Karma: 12
I'd go with rossi or looks. I have the look p12 jib and they are amazing
Mar 2 2006 2:44AM
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Spitzer
Posts: 534 - Karma: 10
Look or Rossi bindings are the way to go. The offer the most elastic travel of all the bindings on the market, which is generally a good think for park skiing... or any kind of skiing for that matter.
Mar 2 2006 2:47AM
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tBenz
Posts: 900 - Karma: 11
mmk that helps me at least narrow it down... thanks much
Mar 2 2006 5:11PM
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