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Will these brake be work?

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family_vacation
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I have Salomon thrusters and head mojo 15s.


The skis have a waist of 83.

Bindings are 97mm.

Will this work well for park skiing, or will I get snagged up a lot? I've never had to deal with this issue before, so i'm not really sure.

Thank guys.
Nov 21 2010 12:38AM
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family_vacation
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dammit about the title. i feel really stupid now.
Nov 21 2010 12:41AM
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rudager
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That's a tricky one. I think you should be fine..
I had 130mm brakes back when I had Thugs, after I snapped my Thugs, I mounted my bindings onto Blends. the 30mm difference fucked them and the heel plate over. Still have yet to fix it. My binding is STH 16

Given that yours in only 15mm, you should be ok..if anything, watch for snagging.
Nov 21 2010 2:46AM
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AJizzle
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They will def catch, go to ur local shop and see if they have aany brakes that would work, that is assuming they carry tyrolia
Nov 21 2010 6:38AM
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I_Am_Mod
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dunn if they'd catch (all my brakes fit ok)
but i'm sure a shop can give/exchange you some smaller ones...
Nov 21 2010 6:47AM
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family_vacation
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anyone else?
Nov 21 2010 1:17PM
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CallMeAl
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I used 105mm brakes with Marker 1200 Free bindings on 88mm waist Atomic Stomps for a few years and never had any problems, you should be fine.
Nov 21 2010 3:11PM
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Balto
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depends how high up the brake sits when clicked in, if its clear of the sidewall and topsheet then you shouldn't really have any real issues using them
Nov 21 2010 3:21PM
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family_vacation
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this sounds iffy...
Nov 28 2010 7:24PM
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Blake.P
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My brakes are 20mm bigger than my skis and I've never had any problems. Broke one brake in the last 3 years
Nov 28 2010 7:27PM
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