Marker The Squire Ski Bindings Are They Durable?

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Ridiculous

I am trying to help my friend find a nice bindings and these were one of the favorites the only thing we were questioning was the durability because they are so light they are mainly plastic are they a good binding will they hold up are they durable when put through some abuse?

Aug 7 2011 6:59PM

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broto

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Crazy Fool

you know the drill.

weight?
height?
type of skiing and or level?

Aug 7 2011 7:05PM

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_DUSTY_

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Insane

Most marker bindings have a reputation of begin durable, I have never ridden them before though.

Aug 7 2011 7:07PM

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T.MARTIN

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No, they have awful durability I broke both slide plates in the short time I had them. To boot I was injured for 3 months so didn't even have as many days as I usually would.

Also gear talk.

Aug 7 2011 7:07PM

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malonius_funk

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are you 120 lbs. or less? if no, then don't get them.

Aug 7 2011 7:10PM

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Toasty.

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Aug 7 2011 7:20PM

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BWalmer

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Are you less than 100 lbs, only plan on skiing cruiser runs, and...you know what, screw it...

NO! They are a cheaper, lightweight, plastic binding that, in my opinion has no purpose on any park ski. WAY too much plastic to be able to hold up to anything other than the absolute most beginner park skier who spends more time outside the park than in, and weighs under 100 lbs.

Aug 7 2011 8:15PM

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