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For Sale: Tyrolia Adrenalin 13 bindings (like new) $200.00

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skierman
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For those wanting to venture into the BC without fully committing to a tech/touring setup, this is the way to go. They work with regular DIN/Alpine boots but with the functionality of a touring setup. The brakes are 115 mm, bindings fit a BSL range of 269-332mm ( roughly mondo size 23/23.5 up to 29/29.5).

PM for pictures, shipping within the lower 48 states is only $5.00 extra, $20.00 for Canada.

**This thread was edited on Oct 21st 2016 at 6:52:41pm
Oct 18 2016 5:32PM
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skierman
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Nevermind, here's a picture...
Oct 18 2016 5:43PM
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skierman
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bump
Oct 21 2016 6:52PM
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mike_e
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possibly interested in these.. are they in good condition? Can you charge with them?
Oct 31 2016 12:43AM
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skierman
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mike_epossibly interested in these.. are they in good condition? Can you charge with them?


They're in very good condition since they weren't used much (just some in-bounds resort shredding). I run 9-10 DIN and have been aggressive with them without any issues. They're solid especially with the dual spring in the toe that Tyrolia now adapted into their Attack series bindings.
Oct 31 2016 10:13AM
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mike_e
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Were you able to drop cliffs or take airs deep on natural features without worry of the binding blowing up? I'm not going that huge, maybe 30ish foot cliffs max. I only weigh around 140 so I don't think it would be an issue. Also where are you located?
Oct 31 2016 10:27AM
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skierman
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mike_eWere you able to drop cliffs or take airs deep on natural features without worry of the binding blowing up? I'm not going that huge, maybe 30ish foot cliffs max. I only weigh around 140 so I don't think it would be an issue. Also where are you located?


The biggest cliff I took with them was a low-speed maybe 15 footer to a not-so-steep landing so the impact was a little harsh. The bigger tests were skiing hard/fast on crispy chunder where the skis were bouncing all over the place and sending fun natural jumps (biggest being mayyybe 40ft) into choppy snow. I did do a couple park laps with the fattys but didn't land switch on anything bigger than a well built 30fter. I'm 160lbs so I feel you'll be just fine with them especially if you never had issues with freeride type bindings that are 12/13 DIN. The design is really solid using all metal where the heel connects to the touring release function with multiple contact points. I wasn't concerned about it ripping out at all.

I'm just outside of Park City but commute to SLC for work.
Oct 31 2016 10:36AM
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mike_e
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right on, im driving cross country to south lake tahoe for the winter starting next monday. We're stopping in salt lake for a day, maybe i could pick them up. If not i'd probably have you ship them to where I'll be in tahoe. Ill let you know!
Oct 31 2016 11:01AM
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skierman
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Yeah yeah, whatever works for you. I'm trying to sell them this week so if we can close that down, sooner the better.
Oct 31 2016 11:34AM
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EachKnocks
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Wondering if these are still around? If so I'm very interested in them
Dec 2 2016 1:14PM
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skierman
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Sorry, Armada bought them so they can come out with their own model.
Dec 4 2016 11:00PM
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