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look p18's...

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locus
Posts: 244 - Karma: 9
where can u buy 'em online? thanks i am going skiing!





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SLAP... i'm rick james bitch
Dec 18 2004 6:34AM
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NoTeefa
Posts: 9566 - Karma: 129
probably nowhere, go to your local shop and ask if they can order a pair for you
Dec 18 2004 7:28AM
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RaginCajun
Posts: 316 - Karma: 10
do they make p18s? i know a friend who has the p26's, but i didnt think they made 18s







if carrots got you drunk, rabbits would be fucked up
Dec 18 2004 9:21AM
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Thomson.
Posts: 4634 - Karma: 227
p26!!!! thats like, never gonna let go!

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The Juvenile
Dec 18 2004 9:30AM
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NoTeefa
Posts: 9566 - Karma: 129
bahahhaha you might as well screw your boots directly into your skis
Dec 18 2004 9:44AM
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jibtastic
Posts: 4391 - Karma: 67
^ hahahahha!



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that is quite jibtastic, sir.

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Dec 18 2004 12:00PM
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skogenjake
Posts: 6685 - Karma: 511
that would suck so bad i cant even deal with it. one fall off of anything and yeah shit damn hell

Im now Libertarian.

And sexy as hell.

Dec 18 2004 5:13PM
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PowderCanuck
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hahaha P26... i just imagined someone doing this horrible tumble on ice and he's flipping and rolling for about 300 feet at 40K/H, and the skis stayed on. It was a funny, and twisted, mental pictures.



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Screw this I'm going skiing
Dec 18 2004 5:34PM
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Blunttip360
Posts: 994 - Karma: 105
backcountry.com

Mar 20 2005 8:09PM
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t-man152
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with P26 you might as well get those bindings that come with snowblades the ones that dont have a release mechanism.

they wont let go unless your some 9 foot tall 500 pound person

Mar 20 2005 8:22PM
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thejackamo
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http://www.backcountry.com/store/DYN0053/c1/s1/Look-P18-Racing-Binding.html

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Mar 20 2005 8:29PM
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bdskier
Posts: 932 - Karma: 14
backcountrystore.com, i saw a guy on them set to 16!

Mar 24 2005 6:31PM
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johanblaze
Posts: 4987 - Karma: 345
ebay dude.

Mar 24 2005 6:33PM
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Jib_This
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You all know that your bootsole deforms past dins of about 14-15





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Mar 24 2005 6:58PM
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freeskier1316
Posts: 1771 - Karma: 27
p 26 thats a little extreme cause they won't come off
try your race dealer or a race dealer online


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Mar 24 2005 8:02PM
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Vicious
Posts: 3862 - Karma: 140
why does anyone really want a p18 for freeriding. the highest din most people on here probably ever use is 12 and most probably don't even go over 10. it's a waste of money


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Mar 24 2005 8:12PM
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kjfreerider
Posts: 2495 - Karma: 14
generally people buy them because there lighter and safer. also most people who have them dont set there din super high i dont know the exact sience of it but i beleive they are better cuz at 12 they are on the low side where 14s would be on the high end and its safer to ride at a bindings lower din(more retention and less stress on da boots)

dont get it twisted
Mar 24 2005 9:48PM
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bdskier
Posts: 932 - Karma: 14
^lighter? They're solid metal, that's the appeal, indestructable.

Mar 24 2005 10:33PM
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real9999
Posts: 652 - Karma: 10
P18's are actually relatively light. But yeah, they're an exception though. Most race bindings are heavy tanks.

Mar 25 2005 2:17AM
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skibum193
Posts: 3737 - Karma: 33
noteefa knows his p18s. too bad they got jacked. p26's though?? why?


i rock the pow like none other
Mar 25 2005 12:51PM
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hazel_32
Posts: 170 - Karma: 14
super duper hard to break....

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Mar 25 2005 2:20PM
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free_ski
Posts: 447 - Karma: 14
People get them because its better on the bindings to keep the din set about mid range, so if you have P12's the binding performs best when its set to about 6-9. If you want to ride set at 12, its hard on the bindings and not as safe if you were riding on a p18 set at 12.

~n~

Mar 25 2005 3:27PM
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taylor44$$
Posts: 195 - Karma: 10
i wanna see the p26's

Mar 26 2005 6:58PM
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Christian_Schum
Posts: 354 - Karma: 82
p26 is nuts dude

Mar 26 2005 7:13PM
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