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Marker Bindings

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JohnBolea
Posts: 512 - Karma: 1,979
Are marker bindings faulty because they are plastic? i have been fine on griffons but freinds on squires have not
Feb 3 2014 8:56PM
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CJ_S
Posts: 543 - Karma: 312
The Jesters and Griffons are money. The Squires... not so much.
Feb 3 2014 8:57PM
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Muggydude
Posts: 701 - Karma: 383
Pretty Much what he said
Feb 3 2014 10:02PM
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-MK-
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Everyone always says griffons blow. I have never had any problems with mine, nor seen anyone with problems with them. I dont have any experience or knowledge on squires though. Griffons, Jesters, Dukes are great. Free tens are cheap, work great but like everything else at a great price they will break after two or three years
Feb 3 2014 10:09PM
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Scotty_Boy
Posts: 777 - Karma: 1,449
I've had no problems with mine, but from what i've seen on here rossi bindings (axial, fks) and the look pivots supposedly hold up better due to more metal. I have axial 120s on a pair of my skis and despite the extra weight, i think i like them more than my griffons. The griffons are still a solid binding though.
Feb 3 2014 10:25PM
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niskyskier01
Posts: 42 - Karma: 33
Ive had both griffons and squires. The squires are shit. I blew them to pieces in one season. The griffons, on the other hand, are great. Ive had no problems with mine. They are much bulkier and are definitely more durable. Definitely worth the extra money.
Feb 4 2014 12:47PM
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kung_powpow
Posts: 1990 - Karma: 3,671
Squires and free tens are for beginners and lightweight riders. Griffons and jesters are both great bindings
Feb 4 2014 12:51PM
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freeskibum82
Posts: 6355 - Karma: 5,057
a machinist on here should cnc up a heel plate out of metal.
Feb 4 2014 3:01PM
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JohnBolea
Posts: 512 - Karma: 1,979
bump
Feb 4 2014 8:33PM
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