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Attack2 11 gw or other light ski bindings that are better? (don't say attack2 13 their to heavy for me)

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Mb123
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thanks!
Dec 14 2019 9:42PM
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Biffbarf
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Too heavy? bruh. Rub one out the morning of and you'll make up the weight savings.
Dec 14 2019 9:58PM
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crustyboot.420
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If you actually think that attack 13s are too heavy then go for the 11. There arent really better bindings that are the same weight.
Dec 15 2019 4:24AM
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BayAreaJerry
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too heavy? bruh.
Dec 15 2019 3:35PM
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Non_State_Actor
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This, just don't expect for them to hold up very well to park usage, it's not what they were designed for.
Dec 15 2019 3:39PM
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Bdoobz
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I think you're overthinking this binding weight thing.... it's 1800 grams vs 2070. That's 270 grams. A cup of water weighs ~240 grams for some perspective. So @Biffbarf was right.
Dec 15 2019 5:43PM
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patagonialuke
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BdoobzI think you're overthinking this binding weight thing.... it's 1800 grams vs 2070. That's 270 grams. A cup of water weighs ~240 grams for some perspective. So @Biffbarf was right.


Yep, and binding weight is right in the middle of the ski / directly attached to your boots and not anywhere near the end of the ski, so the difference in swing weight between even an 1800 g and 2500 g binding is not noticeable at all for me. The only time I ever think about the weight of my bindings is while skinning.
Dec 15 2019 8:09PM
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Paul.
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Buy some pivot 18s and do some squats or something
Dec 16 2019 1:31AM
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CatdickBojangles
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LOL WUT
Dec 16 2019 7:44AM
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SofaKingSick
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do what you want and yeah you're very light so it's probably fine but you would never notice the difference in weight between 11s and 13s, and 13s are particularly light bindings
Dec 16 2019 11:07AM
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Phillydog1
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Attack 11s get a lot of shit and some of it deserves and some of it is not. I think the main disadvantage with them over Attack 13s is that their higher ride height gives you more leverage over you edges, which means your more likely to catch one and they would ski less flat. I am an aggressive park skier at 125 lbs and have had little issues with my Attack 11s although I kinda do regret not getting 13s honestly. Also apparently since the heel is raised it shifts your boot to be leaning forward as well(I think?)
Dec 16 2019 1:41PM
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SofaKingSick
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Phillydog1Attack 11s get a lot of shit and some of it deserves and some of it is not. I think the main disadvantage with them over Attack 13s is that their higher ride height gives you more leverage over you edges, which means your more likely to catch one and they would ski less flat. I am an aggressive park skier at 125 lbs and have had little issues with my Attack 11s although I kinda do regret not getting 13s honestly. Also apparently since the heel is raised it shifts your boot to be leaning forward as well(I think?)


yeah, since they're more of a beginner/young person binding, i believe they do have a little different ramp angle
Dec 16 2019 2:13PM
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