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Rossignol Axium 100 for my Fujatives

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eli112233
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Will these bindings be good and last a long time?
i would like a good binding that will hold up.
for reference: 5'9 135lbs. Beginner skier looking for some mad progression.

Please feel free to suggest some other bindings, but not too pricey.
the axiums are only 80$. but im open to spend a little bit more.

Help! Thanks!  

Jun 15 2008 10:33PM
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Shadows
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spend the extra cash and get some axials. axiums would be fine but you said "mad progression" so get the axials for some more piece of mind. a 12 din can be found for around 125.
Jun 15 2008 11:06PM
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huge-go
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axial2
Jun 16 2008 12:35AM
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eli112233
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I see, but what do you think my din should be just starting out for next season.
i was thinking around 6. and the axiums go up to 10, so i dont see why they wouldnt work.
ive heard that they are kinda cheap, but as long as they dont break when i hit jumps or rails, i dont see the problem with them.
Jun 16 2008 10:56AM
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eli112233
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should i get these?

http://www.evogear.com/outlet/alpine-ski-bindings/rossignol-axial-2-120.aspx
Jun 16 2008 11:49AM
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wrenegade
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YES. Well worth the extra $30. Although you still may be able to find axials or axial2s for a bit cheaper. But either way, they will last you twice as long (at least) than axials.
Jun 16 2008 1:12PM
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eli112233
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thanks a lot man, where can u get axials for even cheaper?
Jun 16 2008 1:28PM
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eli112233
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bump, cheaper place for axial 2s?
Jun 17 2008 12:36PM
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