08 anthem

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im lookin for a good binding for the 2008 line anthems. if there are any other good skis i should look at, tell me

Mar 24 2008 5:36PM

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lyndon

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Mojo 20, Look P18, Rossignol FKS 185, Marker Comp 20, the new Px18 and Fischer Z17 race are all solid bindings.

Mar 24 2008 5:44PM

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chickenwang

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pretty sure unless hs 200+lbs he wont need a binding that big^
all bombproof bindings but for a park ski?

Mar 24 2008 5:51PM

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josh.

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weight?

and rossi/look bindings are solid. as are mojo 15's, sth 12/16

Mar 24 2008 6:04PM

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im around 125 lbs

Mar 24 2008 7:01PM

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Mex_LineJib^a

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^ that being said, you'll probably won't need a binding with more than a 10 din. get some px10's or some px12's incase you grow heavier... but getting anything over 12 din would just be too much for a light skier like you.

Mar 24 2008 7:19PM

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zackblain

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any binding around with around 17+din.

Mar 24 2008 7:19PM

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Mr.LemonPie

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if you are serious then...wow. he doesn't need anything more than a ten din, but I would go for a 12 just because they are more solid. Maybe the deadbolt 412 or the sth 12, those are what I have tried, look and rossi are great too though, I demoed a pair a while back...

Mar 24 2008 7:24PM

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Mex_LineJib^a

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don't be an ass dude.. if he takes you seriously he could fuck up his knees just because of you

Mar 24 2008 7:26PM

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Silence

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Threads like this are retarded.

a) Don't make a thread asking for binding advice without giving relevant info like height/weight/the type of skiing you do/how agressive you are/how much you want to spend etc.

b) I find it hilarious how people can recommend bindings based on no information at all.

It's like me asking "What size skis should I get?" and giving no info about myself - useless.

Mar 24 2008 7:40PM

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