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Lightest park ski and binding setup?

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hippi3773
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Ok so whats what light park and binding ski setup mostly for the park using 160-168cm skis.
Jan 5 2012 11:06PM
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jibjunkie
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if they hold up why should i care?
Jan 10 2012 8:56PM
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CalebT
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Is 1.530g for a binding considered heavy?
Jan 11 2012 11:15AM
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onenerdykid
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according to the first post in this thread, yes:
https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/481906/
Jan 11 2012 11:23AM
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hokkanee
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weight room pussy
Jan 11 2012 11:31AM
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CalebT
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Do you think I'll still have a light setup with those bindings and Atomic Punx?
Jan 11 2012 12:01PM
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AMcT
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Im guessing by 1503 he meant for a pait which is light the weights in the other thread are per binding.

Jan 11 2012 12:20PM
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maxwell666
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squires and surface no times but I wouldnt trust squires to be durable.
Jan 11 2012 1:11PM
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Bumblesteeze
Posts: 3092 - Karma: 748
In 20 years from now, bindings will be composed of highly sophisticated and strong magnets that will bind directly to the skier's boots. Instead of using conventional DIN settings, the bindings will be regulated to the skier's attributes via innovative computer programs. On the programs; after the user has entered all his attributes such as weight, skill level, etc.. He will then have the ability to virtually try out the bindings thanks to the latest game titled JibLife.
Jan 11 2012 1:28PM
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Jibbidy
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WELL WE MIGHT AS WELL LIST EVERY PARK SKI IN EXISTENCE the way this thread is going. The Jon Olsson Pro's are considerably lighter than most though, that is a fact.
Jan 12 2012 3:01AM
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iffe
Posts: 984 - Karma: 120
Ski weight makes a lot more difference than binding weighs. Rotating mass and all that.
Jan 12 2012 3:14AM
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aj_everly
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volkl wall or ledge and marker griffon.
Jan 12 2012 3:43AM
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vanshe
Posts: 63 - Karma: 10
07 JO Pro ( the twins one), with mojo 15 binding ...so light
Jan 12 2012 6:38AM
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Blindsurfer
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liberty antigens and marker squires
Jan 12 2012 7:43AM
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cbucklen
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line master minds and salomon z12 ti
Jan 12 2012 5:13PM
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Billek
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Wood is easier to snap than base material is.  This is just a picture after the fact that just happens to have the broken ski bending in the opposite way compared to when it was broken.
Jan 12 2012 5:16PM
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