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Lightest park binding

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cdip
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Feb 3 2016 9:24PM
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cdip
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Forgot to mention max din of 10+
Feb 3 2016 9:26PM
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Shawleen
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I would say squires,





but its crap.
Feb 3 2016 11:13PM
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Its_Greg
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If you ski at all aggressively I wouldn't be looking for the lightest binding because it won't be durable. It's all about swing weight anyway and the bindings are right by your boots so they don't affect it much. When my squires exploded I upgraded to fks which are considered heavy and barely noticed a difference, and I wouldn't say my legs are crazy strong. Unless you're really small/skinny I wouldn't even consider the weight of a binding.
Feb 4 2016 1:14PM
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cdip
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Its_GregIf you ski at all aggressively I wouldn't be looking for the lightest binding because it won't be durable. It's all about swing weight anyway and the bindings are right by your boots so they don't affect it much. When my squires exploded I upgraded to fks which are considered heavy and barely noticed a difference, and I wouldn't say my legs are crazy strong. Unless you're really small/skinny I wouldn't even consider the weight of a binding.


Im not looking for a binding, just wondering which is the lightest.
Feb 4 2016 3:11PM
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Its_Greg
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cdipIm not looking for a binding, just wondering which is the lightest.


Oh, my guess is Squires. At least that's why I bought them when I didn't really know my stuff
Feb 4 2016 3:26PM
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