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DayMan
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I just bought a pair of Caylor's and I don't really want to spend a ton of money, but I do need a new pair of bindings. Any suggestions? Also if anyone is selling some that would fit the Caylor's let me know. (as long as they are in good condition)
Aug 24 2012 3:46PM
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VD.
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How big are you wieght/hieght? Also what do you normally ride on are all things we need to know to help you out. I have got a pair of Rossignol Axial2 120 XXL that I would be willing to let go if it would help another NSer out. They were mounted on my Caylors for half of last season, condition great and all. There's a review of them in my blog, link below. I am however in the UK so that might not work.

http://aslansskiblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/rossignol-axial2-120-ski-binding-review.html

Aug 24 2012 4:44PM
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Spiri7o
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FKS 14s! Might be a little expensive though
Aug 24 2012 5:22PM
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VD.
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Not sure if you require an 18 but If you do these are a steal. Sorry I can't embed because I'm on mobile. http://skiuniverse.com/categories/Ski-Bindings/
Aug 24 2012 5:37PM
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7springsprod
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Get any PX style binding. You will not be disappointed.
Aug 24 2012 5:41PM
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DayMan
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6' 1" 175, and I will be riding these pretty much only big mountain. Cliffs, pow, backcountry booters, etc.
Aug 24 2012 11:59PM
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cash_cow
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head mojo 15's are really durable and affordable. i'd check them out.
Aug 25 2012 12:07AM
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50Kal
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I'm in the same boat as you man, except I'm getting Billygoats. I made a thread today tying to get more information from people on bindings.
https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/705699/

I got all the heavy hitting binding listed on there. Just trying to pick the best. Obviously you want at least a 14 din binding.
 I'm thinking about going with the Salomon 14 STH driver. Not only is it in my abillity level, this years look sick. Just an extra bouns I guess.

http://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/salomon-sth-14-driver-115mm-brakes.aspx#image=58836/294779/salomon-sth-14-driver-ski-bindings-115mm-brakes-2013-blue.jpg




Aug 25 2012 12:08AM
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pandasteeze
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i do the same kind of riding as you and i'm 165 lbs.

i'm on on3p wrens with tyrolia peak 15's and they've help up really well for like the past 3 seasons.
Aug 25 2012 12:14AM
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Fun_dip
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Read through here there is some good stuff : https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/481906/page/6/
You're only going to get opinions as there is no one obvious choice to the community.
Aug 25 2012 12:16AM
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DayMan
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Well shit, I forgot how expensive bindings are.
Aug 25 2012 12:17AM
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Pudge
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Some kid has been making threads asking if his FKS 18's are too much for him. They are. So either wait until he can no longer ski (or walk) or see if he is looking to sell. Like the guys said above, really cannot go wrong with a pivot
Aug 25 2012 1:23AM
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