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? Rossi Axial 2 120's ?

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BIGairVZ
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Just wondering how good of bindings they are. I have a brand new pair in box and i'm wondering if they are a good binding for park-only fujis. Anyone have experience with them?
Jun 3 2006 8:35PM
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skier_boy26
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excellent bindings. just make sure you have proper forward pressure
Jun 3 2006 8:36PM
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EClay46
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i ride them park and they work great, i have never ejected at a time i didnt want to
Jun 3 2006 8:37PM
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BIGairVZ
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what do you mean by that?
Jun 3 2006 8:40PM
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kabozo101
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i mounted them on fujis and they work great
Jun 3 2006 8:41PM
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skier_boy26
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it shouldnt be an issue, but sometimes a shop will mount them and you wont have enough forward pressure (the yellow gauge on the heel piece shows the pressure when clicked in). if its the case, you just adjust the heelpiece with a screw driver. its really not an issue, you just dont want to slide out because of something stupid like that
Jun 3 2006 8:55PM
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Silence
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how do they compare protection wise to the old look p12's with the pivot heel etc??
Jun 3 2006 9:00PM
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BIGairVZ
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are the axials built to release when skiing backwards and other freeskiing movements??
Jun 3 2006 10:35PM
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cbrady
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yo dude those binders are sick...you gotta make sure that your boot fits in snug or the binding might release when u land a jump...it would happen to me when i would float 180s and land hard then i would just pop out...so i made the binding a little more snug and they work perfectly
Jun 4 2006 1:34AM
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