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What Bindings to mount on my new Anthems?

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mak09
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I just picked up a pair of anthems and was wondering what would be a good binding to throw on there for reasonably cheap? im 6'1 185lbs.
Apr 13 2009 6:13PM
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asian_andy
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look px 12 nigga
Apr 13 2009 7:00PM
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Caveman.
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FKS 155 / P15
Apr 13 2009 7:02PM
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mak09
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The PX 12's are looking good right now. they are super cheap on that sierraski.com site. Thanks again!

Apr 13 2009 7:05PM
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Style+eeze
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ehh, he might need something a little more beefy.

px 15s or 18s would suit well, but also look at: fks 155/185, look p15/18, marker jester, and salomon sth 14/16
Apr 13 2009 7:07PM
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asian_andy
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well i have px12 jibs..if i got anthems and just got wider brakes do u think i'd be ok??
Apr 13 2009 7:19PM
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Style+eeze
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well, they'd be fine, but are you 6'1 185?

you probably can fit stock 80 or 85mm brakes on anthems or bend them a few mms though
Apr 13 2009 7:30PM
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Balto
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fks 155
Apr 13 2009 7:33PM
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asian_andy
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haha no im 5'7 155..thanx k+
Apr 13 2009 9:42PM
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chazz.
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fks 120 if you want vertical toe release
Apr 13 2009 10:02PM
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Caveman.
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The OP seems a little heavy for a 12 DIN binding unless he is a complete beginner.
Apr 14 2009 12:00AM
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chazz.
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oh. i was just basing my suggestion off my own weight, 175lbs, and i ride them at 9 and theyre prefect and i never pre-release, so 10-lbs more i figured the vertical toe release would be safer than the 155 toes.
Apr 14 2009 12:04AM
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Caveman.
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Ideally you want your DIN set closer to the middle of bindings DIN range so if he is setting his DIN on 9 or 10 the 155 would have a better DIN range. That and other things like height, strength, and BSL all play a factor in determining what DIN a binding should be set at.
Apr 14 2009 12:09AM
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mak09
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so it lloks like i have narrowed it down to dynastar px14 xxl bindings or the rossi sas 150 bindings. the dynastar is cheaper but it looks like it has some sort of riser on it so im not sure about that.
Apr 14 2009 12:22AM
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~~JEFF~~
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Marker griffens or griffons I don't know how to spell ha.
Apr 14 2009 12:34AM
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Crack.
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griffons lol
Apr 14 2009 12:41PM
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Cincher
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I got Rossi SAS2 120's and they work excellent for me. The DIN goes from 3.5 to 12. They're on sale now at getboards.com.
Apr 14 2009 1:08PM
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