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BINDINGS FOR SIR FRANCIS BACONS

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-NY-STeeZE-
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GETTIN A PAIR, WHATS A GOOD BINDING FOR THIS SKI

17 years ago
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-NY-STeeZE-
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OK, ILL BE SKIING ALL MT. GROOMERS AND SOME BC WITH THEM, IM 6'2 175, IM THINKIN LOOKS PREFERRABLY, HOW WOULD P12'S OR PX12 JIBS BE ON THEM?


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nothanks
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Look P18 or Salomon s920.
17 years ago
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-NY-STeeZE-
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yea ill look into some p18s
17 years ago
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720skiguy
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if you weren't looking for them in the first place they are def not for you.
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-NY-STeeZE-
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haha yeah, no i havent seen em but ill check em out, any idea on a price theyll be?

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nothanks
Posts: 13551 - Karma: 31
You can score some on TGR for 100 bucks if you go register and make your first post to us asking for 100 dollar p18's.
17 years ago
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P.J.S.
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Damn, the shit's thick in here...
17 years ago
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freshlyDIPPED
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LOOK px12 jib wide
17 years ago
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cobra_commander
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bad idea there. stick with whats been said.
17 years ago
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-NY-STeeZE-
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yeah i love the px12jibs i have em mounted on my ar6's
17 years ago
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thefilmerguy
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at your size you probably need at LEAST a 14 din binding to be safely secured because if you ride your 12 din binding at 10 or so then it is compressing the spring in the binding much more than on a 14 or 18 din binding therefore causing more stress on the binding which isnt necessarily great for the release
17 years ago
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Triple_Strum
Posts: 6384 - Karma: 953
please don't give advice when you aren't sure what you are talking about.  All that has been suggested so far are Salomon s920(bricks for your feet with a minimum din of 10 which very few people need) and the p18(a small, close proximity heel screw pattern that has been known to put out of elizabeths and bacons).  The px12 actually has a better screw pattern and a din of 10 or 11 is more than sufficient.  Yah.
17 years ago
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thefilmerguy
Posts: 2847 - Karma: 55
indeed although like a said...it is better to ski a 16 din binding at 10 than a 12 din binding....i'd say looking into jesters. they have a 6-16 din and a pretty bomber drill pattern
17 years ago
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nothanks
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Triple. You and I both know he was joking. As was I. As was everyone suggest anything besides the px12.

However, P18's on fat skis is bomber. Seriously.

This thread has been a joke since he made it with caps lock, so, his responses the same.
17 years ago
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Triple_Strum
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true, those do look pretty sick, although I have yet to test them out myself
17 years ago
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-NY-STeeZE-
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bump
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smuggs
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listen to strum dont put looks on your softer skis. they will remove them selves from your core.
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