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'13 Rossi FKS 18 din

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alexFUNPOW
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I have a set of last years Rossignol FKS 18 din pivot bindings for sale. Only used these about 7 or 8 times. Work perfect and in perfect condition. These are a 10-18 din binding so buyer beware they don't go below a 10.

Perfect condition minus a few small cosmetic scrapes, nothing different than normal wear and tear.

$275 or best offer plus shipping (and paypal)

Additional shipping outside of the US.

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alexFUNPOW
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Still got'em best binding on the market
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DP*
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Isn't it 8-18?
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Kimmler
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should be 8-18 i think. http://www.backcountry.com/rossignol-fks-180-ski-binding?ti=UExQIENhdDpTa2kgQmluZGluZ3MgJiBCcmFrZXM6MTo4OmJjc0NhdDUxMTAwMDIw
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PepperoniNips
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yeah they are 8-18, but you really dont want to be that low. best would be 10, 9 is iffy, and 8 is a nogo
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DP*
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Makes sense being it's an option and all......
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phyz
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What makes you say that? It doesn't really make sense that a company would sell a binding with din values that are unsafe or problematic.
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prometheusprime
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Common misconception. These bindings will release in a very safe and predictable manner throughout the entire din range. They're designed to do so
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Kimmler
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i used pivot 18's for 2 seasons set at 8-9 and they worked just fine.
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life_is_hood
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Well this is a fuckin steal.
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alexFUNPOW
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Yea sorry they are 8-18 din. Setting any binding to the minimum is ok, it's the maximum you don't want to set it at. If you had a binding from 6-12 you would never want to set them at a 12. Springs should never be fully loaded.

Anyway bindings are in the box and ready to shop ASAP! $275 plus $20 for shipping and PayPal.
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phyz
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That makes total sense. It pisses me off when people describe a binding solely by it's max din value, like "oh, you don't need a 18 din bindng." No one needs a din of 18 unless you're fucking andre the giant with size 5 feet. It's the range of din values that's important.
Good luck on your sale man
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alexFUNPOW
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Or someone make me a good offer shipped in the US!
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alexFUNPOW
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still available everyone
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alexFUNPOW
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Bump
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theblackrod
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This. The range wouldn't go that low if it wasn't safe to be set there.
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alexFUNPOW
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It's just not safe to max out the springs at the highest din setting. Setting at 8 is perfectly fine. Will sell for $275 shipped
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.squirrely.
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no its not
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seward
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your meter is in need of repairs.
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downhilljack
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pm bump
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bengeigs
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ill give you 225 for em
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SoAnG
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brake size?
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alexFUNPOW
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these are XXL (115mm) brakes. Fit up to a 125mm ski
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EdoreG
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I WANT THEM !! 275! sold
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