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Ski Blade Bindings

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JUM
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So this summer I was thinking about making a pair of ski blades for fun but was wondering about getting just the ski blade binding. I've looked on Ebay but I can't find any. I'm hoping you guys and gals know where I can find some for cheap.
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Apr 27 2015 12:18AM
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razors-chaz
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Ski blade bindings are leg breakers, just mount them with some used alpine bindings or tele for full respect. Tele ski blading is something I'd like to see.
Apr 27 2015 7:05AM
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Spillway_East
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razors-chazSki blade bindings are leg breakers, just mount them with some used alpine bindings or tele for full respect. Tele ski blading is something I'd like to see.


this or a full AT setup
Apr 27 2015 9:10AM
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Zurg
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FKS is the only safe option for blades
Apr 27 2015 10:12AM
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OzzyJ
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If the ski blades are short enough it shouldn't matter if they don't release.
Apr 27 2015 10:16AM
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theabortionator
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OzzyJIf the ski blades are short enough it shouldn't matter if they don't release.


Not really. They had some big problems when they were popular. Peoples legs were getting fucking wrecked.

Do any shops even carry ski blades anymore?
Apr 27 2015 1:15PM
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OzzyJ
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theabortionatorNot really. They had some big problems when they were popular. Peoples legs were getting fucking wrecked.

Do any shops even carry ski blades anymore?


I have a pair that I bought on craigslist and I have crashed a lot on them off of jumps and stuff but nothing terrible ever happened. It just hurt a little bit but on the next run I was good.
Apr 27 2015 1:24PM
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seward
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OzzyJI have a pair that I bought on craigslist and I have crashed a lot on them off of jumps and stuff but nothing terrible ever happened. It just hurt a little bit but on the next run I was good.


neat
Apr 27 2015 1:56PM
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Zimmy
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When I got my blades (125), the shop said they recommend a releasable binding on anything over 110 (not sure if that was inclusive of it)... I would certainly agree. I had a couple of falls, where if the ski didn't release, my leg would've been savaged.

Try asking skiboard forum. Personally, I'd go releasable on 110 too.
Apr 27 2015 4:16PM
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OregonDead
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Get guardians. If you are low on cash just cut skins from the carpet in the back corner of your closet.
Apr 27 2015 5:30PM
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dan1080
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I'll sell you some line ski blade bindings but now that they're classics and due to the sentimental value it's gonna cost ya the big bucks
Apr 27 2015 11:23PM
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gnarballsianm
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dan1080I'll sell you some line ski blade bindings but now that they're classics and due to the sentimental value it's gonna cost ya the big bucks


TRUUU that OG shit is crazy, how old are those?
Apr 28 2015 1:24AM
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dan1080
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gnarballsianmTRUUU that OG shit is crazy, how old are those?


I'd say somewhere between 13 and 15 years
Apr 28 2015 3:55AM
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TheWeaz
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dan1080I'll sell you some line ski blade bindings but now that they're classics and due to the sentimental value it's gonna cost ya the big bucks


for real though, i have a set of line blades in the back of my car that i've been looking for bindings for all season.
Apr 28 2015 8:03AM
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teleTay
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razors-chazSki blade bindings are leg breakers, just mount them with some used alpine bindings or tele for full respect. Tele ski blading is something I'd like to see.


I have had that idea for tele-blades for a while. I think I will get a setup before next season.

I will post an edit when the time comes haha
Apr 28 2015 1:10PM
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gnarballsianm
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dan1080I'd say somewhere between 13 and 15 years


Shit, those are nearly as old as me haha
Apr 28 2015 1:44PM
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michiskier23
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dan1080I'll sell you some line ski blade bindings but now that they're classics and due to the sentimental value it's gonna cost ya the big bucks


i have a pair of line ski blades too and will occasionally break them out when i need to just go a mess around. i could never get rid of them
Apr 28 2015 3:30PM
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jakeordie
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I got all these for sale, send me a PM with which ones you want and how much.

Apr 28 2015 5:02PM
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jakeordie
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Apr 28 2015 5:13PM
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a_burger
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jakeordie


id give you $5 for the reactors
Apr 28 2015 5:41PM
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T.L.
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jakeordie


Lol. I had some reactors on my 1260s!!! Reactors are long gone but The t-shirt I got with it from the shop is still worn regularly.
Apr 29 2015 3:48PM
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