NEED HELP WITH SKI BINDING INFO

for park you should get marker griffons or tyrolia attacks. I got the tyrolias and those are absolute tanks

Hey man, if you mean like they are on rails as in they are demo bindings. That isn't a bitch thing and anyone who says it is sucks. It allows you to go from a reg mount point to true center with a screwdriver which can be cool if you want to go rip some shit and not be so far forward. Do what you can to save money cause I assume you'll probably beat the shit out of em learning park.

Sk1fr1endHey man, if you mean like they are on rails as in they are demo bindings. That isn't a bitch thing and anyone who says it is sucks. It allows you to go from a reg mount point to true center with a screwdriver which can be cool if you want to go rip some shit and not be so far forward. Do what you can to save money cause I assume you'll probably beat the shit out of em learning park.

Demo bindings are heavier and have more parts which can fail. Having the ability to play with mounting point is cool though.

OP: if the bindings you have a fairly new, only a few years old, and you're fairly small, you might be alright with them.

Usually to get them "changed" you either mount them yourself, or your best bet...take them to a shop that sells and services skis. They'll be able to remount the old bindings on your new skis.

You could get lucky in the sell/trade forum and pick up some Tyrolia Attack 13s for $100ish, maybe find Rossignol axial 12s for cheap if you're really on a budget. You can ski park on whatever bindings you want, some just have a tendency to blow up more frequently than others.

mystery3Demo bindings are heavier and have more parts which can fail. Having the ability to play with mounting point is cool though.

OP: if the bindings you have a fairly new, only a few years old, and you're fairly small, you might be alright with them.

Usually to get them "changed" you either mount them yourself, or your best bet...take them to a shop that sells and services skis. They'll be able to remount the old bindings on your new skis.

You could get lucky in the sell/trade forum and pick up some Tyrolia Attack 13s for $100ish, maybe find Rossignol axial 12s for cheap if you're really on a budget. You can ski park on whatever bindings you want, some just have a tendency to blow up more frequently than others.

Yeah ill see, i mean rn im on rossi sprayers. which i mean is alright for what im doing i just want wider skis that flex a little more. if i get the chronics my bindings now wont fit because the brake isnt wide enough. im prolly gonna buy the skis and try to find some wider bindings. ill look around in the trade/sell forums and see what i can find, thanks again.

Sk1fr1endHey man, if you mean like they are on rails as in they are demo bindings. That isn't a bitch thing and anyone who says it is sucks. It allows you to go from a reg mount point to true center with a screwdriver which can be cool if you want to go rip some shit and not be so far forward. Do what you can to save money cause I assume you'll probably beat the shit out of em learning park.

i guess, this is my second season trying park. i started late so yeah. ill prob beat them up. thanks alot :)

JT9Dfor park you should get marker griffons or tyrolia attacks. I got the tyrolias and those are absolute tanks

ima try to get some, thanks for the info

GerritKooistraYeah ill see, i mean rn im on rossi sprayers. which i mean is alright for what im doing i just want wider skis that flex a little more. if i get the chronics my bindings now wont fit because the brake isnt wide enough. im prolly gonna buy the skis and try to find some wider bindings. ill look around in the trade/sell forums and see what i can find, thanks again.

How much wider are the skis? You can bend the brakes to fit sometimes but it depends on the combination.

get tyrolia attacks. they are quite cheap but still one of the more solid bindings out there

mystery3You can ski park on whatever bindings you want, some just have a tendency to blow up more frequently than others.

This! also if you get some solid bindings (depending on the brake size) they could last you quite a few seasons and a few pairs of skis.
I think the most "bulletproof" is the rossignol FKS or Look Pivot. but they can be pricey.
+1 on Tyrolia Attacks. I have Salomon Wardens which are very similar to attacks, and were one of the cheaper bindings I could get at my local shop.

mystery3How much wider are the skis? You can bend the brakes to fit sometimes but it depends on the combination.

Measured my binding brakes, ended up being 100mm? the brakes are supposed to be 82mm wide? skis i want are 92mm

JT9Dfor park you should get marker griffons or tyrolia attacks. I got the tyrolias and those are absolute tanks

Skip the markers, hear way too many stories of them blowing up