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Is the Tyrolia Peak 12 binding strong enough?

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Ian_Bray
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I weigh 161 lbs, 181cm tall and I am mounting them on Moment Nighttrain 186cm.

My 08 Line Invaders are mounted up with Marker Jesters and cranked up to Din 9 atm.

Will the Tyrolia Peak 12 binding be stong enough for my ride on the nighttrain?

Obviously the Nighttrain will be used for what it is designed for. ie pow/bc day.

I am doing a whole season in Morzine, France for 20 weeks so hopefully i will progress a bit and i am worried that the Peak 12 will be maxed out at the start?

Thanks!

Oct 27 2009 8:51AM
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baaangthat
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i used to ride peak 18s for a bit (i'm 6'2 170lbs)  and they constanly released until they broke (about 2 months into my riding experience)  I would not recomend any tyrolia bindings or these bindings branded in any different way.
Oct 27 2009 3:50PM
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Ian_Bray
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ummm, dammit. That doesnt sound good. Anyone else with any po/neg feedback?

Doesnt T.Hall ride the peak 18x?

http://www.tyrolia.com/public/ski-bindings/ski-binding-line-200910/peak/index.html

Thanks for any comments, as above!

Oct 27 2009 3:57PM
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Dustin.
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Yep, and so do countless other pros.  A solid binding indeed, but there are always a few outliers with ski gear.
Oct 27 2009 4:08PM
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Ian_Bray
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^ so would you recommend them? I am asking as I have never skied with Tyrolia. Do you think the 12 Din is not enough? I think its boarderline.

Thanks for the reply.

Oct 27 2009 4:36PM
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Keyjibbs
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I would recommend Peak 15's and 18's but not 12's. If your riding your park skis at 9 you will most likely want your pow skis cranked up a little more. You should look into a 14/15 DIN binding at least. You would most likely break the 12's if you ride somewhat hard.
Oct 27 2009 4:46PM
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Ian_Bray
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^ Yeah this is what i am concearned about. I think to make the binding a bit more future proof i need to look at 14/15 DIN, think 18DIN is over kill.

Oct 27 2009 5:11PM
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