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What Bindings?

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gnar_whal
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So I'm going to get ON3P Kartel 106's, and I don't know which binding I should get. I had Griffon schizos on my recoils, and I did like them. I like the ability to move them forward or back 3cm. I was also looking at Look px 12s. What binding do you like better?
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zwilly
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I am looking at the PX 12s for my 161 Armada AR7s that are a 83mm waist. If that helps at all
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gnar_whal
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swillyI am looking at the PX 12s for my 161 Armada AR7s that are a 83mm waist. If that helps at all


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GrumpisPringle
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the schizo will fit the kartels better imo, but i always recomend the pivot/fks to every one.
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gnar_whal
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tomPietrowski
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Not sure how we can help really. Do you want the ability to move the bindings? If you do go for the schitzo. If you not so bothered px are good as are attacks or if you have some more money the sth2 13 is great.
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gnar_whal
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I like the ability to move them, but its not needed. I want a binding that is durable and performs well
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tomPietrowski
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gnar_whalI like the ability to move them, but its not needed. I want a binding that is durable and performs well


Well if to can afford them I would recomend sth2 13's. They offer more toe adjustment then any other binding, have a good amount of track adjustment, the brakes are easily available and easy to swap and overall they are a very burly binding. If they are a little expensive the attack 13 is a great binding for the money.
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Negromancer
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What is your budget OP and how much do you weigh and how good of a skier are you?
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gnar_whal
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I don't really have a budget, I am about 5'10 and 160 lbs
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Negromancer
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gnar_whalI don't really have a budget, I am about 5'10 and 160 lbs


If you don't have a budget then I'd go for the Salomon STH2 13's at your size. They're very durable and they have good adjustability.
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