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09 Rossi SAS2 150 vs. 09 Rossi SAS2 140Ti +++karma

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momentmike
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Ive been trying to figure out the difference between the two bindings..on untracked.com. I realize they are different DIN's, but i saw that the 150 has the "fks aluminum WC toe" and the 140Ti has titanium construction. But do they both have both features and it just doesnt say it? For instance does the 150 have ti construction too? Can any of you guys help me out ? thanks a lot ++karma
Aug 31 2008 8:38PM
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huge-go
Posts: 1451 - Karma: 33
The 150's are burlier. The 150's have the fks toe, which lacks multidirectional release, and is also full metal. I'm not completely sure about the heels, but I think the 150's have more metal.
Aug 31 2008 8:44PM
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JonathonChandler
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the higher the din the stronger they make the binding.... which usually makes it heavier
Sep 1 2008 1:50AM
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LC.
Posts: 5952 - Karma: 2,423
Shorter mounting pattern on the 15 heels and better f'pressure adjustment. 14s are still decent but 15s are more durable.
Sep 1 2008 1:04PM
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huge-go
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They both actually have the worm screw.
Sep 1 2008 2:25PM
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LC.
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No. Unless they changed it for this year. I have some 140s sitting in my room right now.
Sep 1 2008 3:50PM
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huge-go
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Yeah they did change it. I think they shortened the heel track as well, but I'm not completely sure about that.
Sep 1 2008 3:51PM
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yeahitsdave
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they changed it this year for the sas bindings. on the standard axial2 it still uses the older style setup.

personally, if you like your knees, get the 140s. the multidirectional release is just a smart decision. the fks toepiece is a bit overkill for more people, but the 140s are still pretty burly.
Sep 2 2008 1:00AM
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doGelyst
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fyi, dont get the Rossi WC MXF 150. It isnt really built for park or impacts....as I shattered the plastic/afd underfoot completely off one of mine. :/
Sep 2 2008 1:32AM
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