Binding Help

^ except point 3?

sorry, that was in reference to
" So yeah, theres no point of buying a higher end binding unless you need it."

I can see the cost, weight advantages - but surely there is a benefit in buying a higher end binding due to durability alone, i.e less prone to pre-releasing and breakages.

unless i totally missed your sarcasm

oh i totally agree with that, but for instance a px12 is a much better binding for the average skier than say an axium/nova - and the older s912 is a much better choice than the s810 - although the din ranges aren't that much higher, they just tend to be much more durable, and i believe worth the extra money.

I've never been one to promote a p18/fks185 to anyone not needing it, which makes up about 99% of this site, i just think that durability and reliability of bindings is very important, particularly with kids in the park (where bindings tend to get trashed so much easier)

i think we are both on the same page here

look nova 10...is that too much of a low end binding for park use

what skis out of interest?

at your weight you could probably get away with the nova...

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