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Nati513
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Alright so I just purchased some 2013-2014 Armada JJs and I need some advice on some At capable Bindings. They will mostly be used on days with a good amount of new snow ( I live in Montana ) at the local Mountain but i want to be able to get some skins for these and take them into the backcountry every once and a while. SO which bindings would you guys suggest?! also where would you mount them?

Thanks for your time! +K for any help!!!
Jan 11 2015 2:40AM
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Nati513
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BUMPOO
Jan 11 2015 4:24PM
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B.Quincy
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Well id get some frame bindings so you can ski them a little harder than tech bindings, hard to give specific options without h, w, skiing style,
Jan 11 2015 8:26PM
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shin-bang
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B.QuincyWell id get some frame bindings so you can ski them a little harder than tech bindings, hard to give specific options without h, w, skiing style,


yep what he said^ and never ever go into the backcountry without proper knowlede ( ie. taking an avy class) or without a beacon probe or shovel, and people who know what theyre doing. i ride marker barons and i like them for what touring i do. and for mounting point, i would go recommended
Jan 11 2015 9:09PM
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Nati513
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I knew I was missing some things.. about 5 7 145 been skiing for about 20 years now and really enjoy going as fast as possible. dropping smaller sized cliffs. This will be my first AT possible setup! Obviously I would not be heading to the bc without a group of my Very experienced friends and I am signed up for the Avi 1 course next week! Already own probe shovel and beacon.
Jan 11 2015 11:25PM
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