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Ski binder question

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SHastatahoe
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I'm 5'11, 180 lbs.  I usually never get binders under a din of 14.  I'm thinking about getting a pair of bluehouses, but I can barely afford them as it is.  I have a pair of look px12s (actually little bros) that I could use.  I am an extremely aggressive skier.

Keep in mind this is going to be for a park ski. 

Will these binders work or not?  I am looking for experience as well as speculation. 

Thanks.
Sep 1 2008 4:27AM
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zerospinskier
Posts: 4867 - Karma: 350
Binders? Is this TGR?

Anyway, what DIN do you ride at? Less than 12?
Sep 1 2008 5:31AM
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JTL
Posts: 2275 - Karma: 338
look into rossignol bindings. i have never had any trouble with them. good price too. http://www.evogear.com/shop/ski/bindings/rossignol.aspx
Sep 1 2008 8:56AM
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SkierX
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To put this in perspective, I am 195lbs and have Rossignol Scratch 100 turntables on a pair of my skis, and I have never had an issue with them. The other pair are mounted with Rossi Race 120 turntables, and never a problem with those. They always release when i need them to, and never when I don't.
Sep 1 2008 10:18AM
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Aaaron.
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wtf is a binder?
Sep 1 2008 11:00AM
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chazz.
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i believe those are the same bindings he has currently. look=rossi
Sep 1 2008 11:30AM
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LC.
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If you want your DIN at more than 12 then the PX12s won't work. Seriously, you need help with this?
Sep 1 2008 1:02PM
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