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Lightest (park/all mountain) ski bindings?

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Mb123
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Had a pair of heavy ski bindings and being a lighter guy I hate them
Nov 17 2018 5:58PM
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Kushti
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Pivot 18s
Nov 18 2018 2:39PM
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Colingarnes
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The hell man???
KushtiPivot 18s
Nov 18 2018 4:03PM
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BackWoods420
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Duck Tape.
Nov 18 2018 4:11PM
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Non_State_Actor
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Kids bindings
Nov 18 2018 8:07PM
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The-Rodent
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Marker Griffon is about 1000g i believe and affordable
Nov 18 2018 10:23PM
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Non_State_Actor
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The-RodentMarker Griffon is about 1000g i believe and affordable

Squires and free tens are way lighter than griffins if you want to go with a marker binding.
Nov 18 2018 11:11PM
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The-Rodent
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mystery3Squires and free tens are way lighter than griffins if you want to go with a marker binding.


I assumed OP wasnt 8 years old
Nov 18 2018 11:16PM
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Non_State_Actor
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The-RodentI assumed OP wasnt 8 years old


I'm afraid that might be a poor assumption on your part. There was another thread with more info that was deleted but led to this shitpost thread right here.
Nov 18 2018 11:34PM
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The-Rodent
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mystery3I'm afraid that might be a poor assumption on your part. There was another thread with more info that was deleted but led to this shitpost thread right here.


I thought it was a safe assumption maybe I dont know where I am anymore. Either way if Op wants a park/ all mountain binding and is anywhere above 100 lbs id get the griffons and have them for awhile
Nov 18 2018 11:43PM
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Non_State_Actor
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The-RodentI thought it was a safe assumption maybe I dont know where I am anymore. Either way if Op wants a park/ all mountain binding and is anywhere above 100 lbs id get the griffons and have them for awhile


You'd think, but the problem is he bought attack 13s and thinks they're too heavy, the Griffon is marginally heavier.
Nov 19 2018 1:16AM
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Demillsta
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mystery3You'd think, but the problem is he bought attack 13s and thinks they're too heavy, the Griffon is marginally heavier.

Damn I was about to say attacks are the move
Nov 19 2018 11:18AM
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Phillydog1
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Attack2 11s! Crazy light and cheaper than squires with similar quality.
Nov 19 2018 1:17PM
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Woos
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Phillydog1Attack2 11s! Crazy light and cheaper than squires with similar quality.


Get 13s, they have a three piece design instead of a two piece. 11s are more for kids and really light women. Even then I'd still recommend going with the 13s just for the build quality. They cost like $20 more only.
Nov 19 2018 4:42PM
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