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Look PX 15 Jib Trouble Binding are they any good

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SkiGiant
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 are they good?
Apr 7 2008 8:23PM
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Silence
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Good Bindings?
- yes.

Good for you?
- No idea.

More info.
Apr 7 2008 8:25PM
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SkiGiant
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im about 6 foot 5 and 220 pounds
Apr 7 2008 8:27PM
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COskier
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Some info about them here:
https://newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/357844/

But as he said, it's sorta case by case for bindings.
Apr 7 2008 8:28PM
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[Toby]
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my px 12's were the heaviest binding in the world, they ruined my anthems.

I WOULD PERSONNALLY NEVER BUY LOOK.
Apr 7 2008 8:46PM
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chickenwang
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is that a joke?
my px12's are the lightest binder ive ever used, beside a solly s912 Ti...which ive broken both heals on.
Apr 7 2008 9:31PM
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skier_boy26
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damn man you must have like zero muscle cause those bindings arent that heavy.

as for the px15, they're solid. If it is relevant for you... well, it depends more on your ability and stuff, but your size certainly might warrant them.
Apr 7 2008 9:33PM
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123ski
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what do you put your DIN at usually, what is your ability level, what is your BSL? Those are also important.  What type of skiing do you do.  That is a great binding, but if you usually ski your DIN at 8 or less then the PX12 Jib is fine for you.
Apr 7 2008 9:34PM
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wrenegade
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Yes this is a good binding and a good binding for you. Buy them, you won't be disappointed. And holy shit, skigiant is definitely an appropriate name.
Apr 8 2008 1:21PM
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SkiGiant
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thanks alot and i usually keep my din at about 12-13
Apr 8 2008 4:51PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
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^ you might wanna consider p18's too... they'll probably last longer since you'll be cranking those p15's almost all the way up.
Apr 8 2008 5:59PM
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alaskakid
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jesus. you might want to consider px18's then

Apr 8 2008 8:49PM
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K-Thomas
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i love mine. do it.
Apr 27 2008 3:00AM
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SK1ERDUDE
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have them on din 6 and im 130 pounds they release when they need to but hold tight for landings and other things.
Apr 27 2008 9:18AM
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cobra_commander
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hate to break it to you, but they only go down to 8.
Apr 27 2008 3:02PM
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skibikeclambake
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i think hes talkin about px12's?
Apr 27 2008 3:44PM
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