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Phil.Green
Posts: 718 - Karma: 96
I was looking for some semi-cheep park bindings to mount on my ar5s...what do you think of these: Click for larger image

idk if this will work^ soo heres the link: http://www.untracked.com/highlight-176465.html
Jul 14 2006 10:20AM
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titsLOL
Posts: 7485 - Karma: 396
good if you're really light, if you ride with a din over 7 I wouldn't get them, techincally I think you could do 8 but then if you want to go up you have nowhere to go... so yea if I were you if you ride even at 7 or up I'd spring for some din 12 bindings so you have some wiggle room.
Jul 14 2006 10:27AM
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poofartpee
Posts: 7436 - Karma: 1,538
what he said
Jul 14 2006 9:41PM
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Phil.Green
Posts: 718 - Karma: 96
i weight 140 and i live in ohio....i ski all park and i go as big as ohio will let me....(not to big)
Jul 15 2006 1:18AM
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J.D.
Posts: 21362 - Karma: 5,143
They're more than fine. 12 DIN bindings for range are only necessary for people who weigh 180+, or people who want to spend a bunch more money for a slight boost in the longevity of their binders. Not worth it for most people imo.
Jul 15 2006 1:21AM
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freezed
Posts: 12973 - Karma: 500
Its the trend right now to have very high din bindings, but don't listen to that...they would be perfect for you. I have p10s, and I am about 170 lbs, and they have been great for me, I've been using them for 3 years.
Jul 15 2006 2:58AM
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hendrik.
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just make sure either way you go  that te din setting you use is just about in the middle of the binding's range
Jul 15 2006 3:01AM
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