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Which Bindings do I get for my ARV116's?

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KidBroSweets
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Okay so I am 6' 250 lbs and I am wondering what is the best binding for my new planks.

I have these skis in 185cm:
https://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/armada-arv-116-jj-2019#image=140324/580363/clone.jpg

I am thinking these bindings (in gold):
https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/salomon-warden-mnc-13#image=139129/599404/salomon-warden-mnc-13-ski-bindings-2020-.jpg


would these be a good fit or do you guys suggest something else? I was looking at classics like the marker griffin and the salomon sth13 as well.

Thanks for the help!

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Feb 14 2020 2:43PM
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CatdickBojangles
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You are a pretty big guy no offensive depending on your skier type you probably want a burlier binding. Pivot 14 or 15 (15s are all metal) possibly even the 18s. STH 16s are super solid along with the attack 16s. I would stay away from the Wardens though.
Feb 14 2020 2:51PM
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CatdickBojangles
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What are your dins usually set at?
Feb 14 2020 2:54PM
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KidBroSweets
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CatdickBojanglesWhat are your dins usually set at?


typically I have them set around 10. What in particular don't you like about the warden binding?
Feb 14 2020 2:56PM
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anders_a
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jester 16!
Feb 14 2020 2:56PM
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CatdickBojangles
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KidBroSweetstypically I have them set around 10. What in particular don't you like about the warden binding?


No a well made binding. The attacks are better made and cheaper usually if you are trying to stay cheap. I personally prefer pivots.
Feb 14 2020 3:01PM
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CatdickBojangles
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https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/armada-sth2-wtr-13#image=162952/654779/armada-sth2-wtr-13-ski-bindings-2020-.jpg

https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/look-pivot-14-gw#image=163472/672549/look-pivot-14-gw-ski-bindings-2020-.jpg

https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/tyrolia-attack-13-gw#image=161522/660494/tyrolia-attack-13-gw-ski-bindings-2020-.jpg
Feb 14 2020 3:04PM
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ASSholebomber22
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Sth2 13 or 16, pivot 18 or next year's 15, or attack 16's are the best clamps on the market. Wardens would be a downgrade.
Feb 14 2020 3:14PM
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McJubby
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I bought some ARV 116s this year! I put shifts on them. The set up has been dope so far. I am 100lbs lighter and 6 inches shorter (and female) but they feel really sturdy and still pop off when they should even though the dins are at 9.
Feb 14 2020 3:26PM
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KidBroSweets
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Any reason in particular why the warden's aren't a good fit? I read some good things about them so I'm just wondering why they wouldn't be a good fit.
Feb 14 2020 3:29PM
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CatdickBojangles
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KidBroSweetsAny reason in particular why the warden's aren't a good fit? I read some good things about them so I'm just wondering why they wouldn't be a good fit.


They are a budget binding. Low end performance. Not very sturdy. You can get attacks for less that are a way better made binding.
Feb 14 2020 3:34PM
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ASSholebomber22
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KidBroSweetsAny reason in particular why the warden's aren't a good fit? I read some good things about them so I'm just wondering why they wouldn't be a good fit.


Stack height, elasticity, price, and durability. The warden was released because it is MNC, if you have a standard alpine sole there are better bindings on the market.
Feb 14 2020 4:39PM
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ShadowXVX
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STH2
What DIN do you ski at?
Feb 16 2020 8:11PM
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CalumSKI
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Get pivot 14s,15s or even 18s and you will be good

also grab that 115 mm brake
Feb 16 2020 8:34PM
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SofaKingSick
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How aggressive a skier are you?

If not very to medium, those are fine

if you’re somewhat aggressive or more I’d say go with Look Pivots, Tyrolia attacks, or Salomon STHs


describe yourself skiing or ask more questions if that isn’t enough info :)
Feb 16 2020 11:31PM
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ParkRx
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Unless you are using touring boots get these instead:
https://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/salomon-sth2-wtr-13#image=139132/599357/salomon-sth2-wtr-13-ski-bindings-2020-.jpg

Its similar but better and cheaper binding so it's a no brainer.

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Feb 16 2020 11:48PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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McJubbyI bought some ARV 116s this year! I put shifts on them. The set up has been dope so far. I am 100lbs lighter and 6 inches shorter (and female) but they feel really sturdy and still pop off when they should even though the dins are at 9.

There is literally no reason your din should be set at a 9
Feb 17 2020 12:00AM
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CLQ
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PhreeKandiThere is literally no reason your din should be set at a 9


Feel free to expand on why someone weighing 150 lbs shouldn't have there DIN on 9 because I’m really curious on what your reasoning is
Feb 17 2020 12:24AM
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MoneyMakerMike
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CLQFeel free to expand on why someone weighing 150 lbs shouldn't have there DIN on 9 because I’m really curious on what your reasoning is

5 foot 6 female assuming her bsl is around 300 and she is a type 3 skier has a recommended din from a ski shop would put her at between a 6 and 7

Edit: I'm 6 foot weigh 155 type 3 skier, bsl of 310 and my dins are a little less than 8 and I rarely pop out. If everything else on her binding is set correctly a 9 is unnecessary

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Feb 17 2020 12:27AM
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Non_State_Actor
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PhreeKandi5 foot 6 female assuming her bsl is around 300 and she is a type 3 skier has a recommended din from a ski shop would put her at between a 6 and 7

Edit: I'm 6 foot weigh 155 type 3 skier, bsl of 310 and my dins are a little less than 8 and I rarely pop out. If everything else on her binding is set correctly a 9 is unnecessary

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She probably sends it harder than you do.
Feb 17 2020 12:56AM
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Emma_Watson
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BiffbarfSth2 13 or 16, pivot 18 or next year's 15, or attack 16's are the best clamps on the market. Wardens would be a downgrade.


no reason for OP to get a pivot 18 if they're riding at 10 DIN other than flexing that you have the extra cash.
pivot 12's should be fine
Feb 17 2020 1:12AM
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Emma_Watson
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McJubbyI bought some ARV 116s this year! I put shifts on them. The set up has been dope so far. I am 100lbs lighter and 6 inches shorter (and female) but they feel really sturdy and still pop off when they should even though the dins are at 9.


I'm on my second pair of shifts (thank ski shop prodeals) - i usually ride a 8 or 9 DIN myself, however i found myself pre-releasing like fucking crazy. What helps is checking your toe height adjustment every few days you ski them. Additionally, I set my forward pressure a bit tighter than recomended, ie. the indicator is barely popping out of the housing where you read forward pressure. Cranked my DIN's up to 11.5toe12heel and they're riding and releasing responsively.
Feb 17 2020 1:16AM
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McJubby
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The reason is big stomps my friend 😘
PhreeKandiThere is literally no reason your din should be set at a 9
Feb 17 2020 7:16AM
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McJubby
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Emma_WatsonI'm on my second pair of shifts (thank ski shop prodeals) - i usually ride a 8 or 9 DIN myself, however i found myself pre-releasing like fucking crazy. What helps is checking your toe height adjustment every few days you ski them. Additionally, I set my forward pressure a bit tighter than recomended, ie. the indicator is barely popping out of the housing where you read forward pressure. Cranked my DIN's up to 11.5toe12heel and they're riding and releasing responsively.

This is actually super helpful, especially the forward pressure tip. Thank you so much! Two pairs of shifts, damn. Stacked quiver fr
Feb 17 2020 7:22AM
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anders_a
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how heavy are you? I just tried the shift briefly, but they released on me just trying to basic stuff, Thats also why Im eyeballing the duke pt hybrid, instead of shift mnc 13. Im 215-220lbs and tallish at 6'2
Feb 17 2020 7:24AM
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McJubby
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I used to always ride with my dins set at 7, but would pop out if I didn’t land a big stomp perfectly. I found I was releasing unnecessarily. A couple level 4 friends and knowledgeable ski techs helped me fine tune so that I presumably wouldn’t pop out as much, but it turned out I just need a higher din. It’s what’s comfortable to me and I always release when I should. It’s just personal preference, sorry that I shred harder than you xo
PhreeKandi5 foot 6 female assuming her bsl is around 300 and she is a type 3 skier has a recommended din from a ski shop would put her at between a 6 and 7

Edit: I'm 6 foot weigh 155 type 3 skier, bsl of 310 and my dins are a little less than 8 and I rarely pop out. If everything else on her binding is set correctly a 9 is unnecessary

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Feb 17 2020 7:25AM
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McJubby
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mystery3She probably sends it harder than you do.


Mystery3 coming thru fa da gang 🥰
Feb 17 2020 7:26AM
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anders_a
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Binding DIN isnt really binding DIN though.



I recently bought a look binding, it reminded me why I bought marker bindings.
Feb 17 2020 7:34AM
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ASSholebomber22
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Emma_Watsonno reason for OP to get a pivot 18 if they're riding at 10 DIN other than flexing that you have the extra cash.
pivot 12's should be fine


I wouldn't trust the plastic toe peice of 12 or 14 at 250lbs, but that's just me.
Feb 17 2020 8:48AM
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MoneyMakerMike
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Feb 17 2020 10:03AM
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CLQ
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PhreeKandiIf you don't land a big stomp perfectly, your skis should pop off. I had a friend who thought it would be a good idea to crank his dins. He dropped this 25 foot cliff and tomahawked. His ski didn't release and he messed up one of his knees, and had to sit the rest if the szn out. Also, you better have video footage to back up the claim that you "shred" harder then me, cuz i got footy and would be overjoyed to compare.
Sidenote: a 150 pound woman is pretty fat ngl especially if your 5' 6"


You are so obviously 16, work at some gaper ass ski shop, and your boss has told you that you never go higher than the chart you get. You then get called out for being some slow ass, shit skier so you get mad and call someone who weighs 150 lbs fat?! HAha ur pathetic, go back to side hitting all the lips in the park
Feb 17 2020 11:34AM
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MoneyMakerMike
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Feb 17 2020 11:42AM
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CLQ
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PhreeKandiYou are right. I am 16 and I don't work in a shop. I mow lawns and probably make double your pay check. I used be all for cranking dins, but then my friend screwed his knee and its not worth it. I'd rather my ski pop off once in a while then fuck my knees. Also, 150 is pretty fat for a women of that height lmao.


Your 16, you still have a lot to learn such as there being a middle ground between that chart and cranking your dins. Calling someone fat in a healthy weight range is pathetic. Not every girl is a twig like ur soyboy ass. I'd rather have someone who looks healthy and normal at 150 lbs then some anorexic chick.
Feb 17 2020 11:50AM
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ASSholebomber22
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Today I learned @MoneyMakerMike not only makes more money than me, but lands big stomps perfectly every time (or else his skis would come off) and a woman who is 150lbs is fat because he's probably 5'10" and 145lbs and insecure about his size.
Feb 17 2020 12:19PM
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GrandThings
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PhreeKandiYou are right. I am 16 and I don't work in a shop. I mow lawns and probably make double your pay check. I used be all for cranking dins, but then my friend screwed his knee and its not worth it. I'd rather my ski pop off once in a while then fuck my knees. Also, 150 is pretty fat for a women of that height lmao.


Spoken like a kid who's never even sniffed a woman before. Fuck outta here lame ass.
Feb 17 2020 12:33PM
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CatdickBojangles
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PhreeKandiYou are right. I am 16 and I don't work in a shop. I mow lawns and probably make double your pay check. I used be all for cranking dins, but then my friend screwed his knee and its not worth it. I'd rather my ski pop off once in a while then fuck my knees. Also, 150 is pretty fat for a women of that height lmao.


Lol at I mow lawns and make double what you make.
Feb 17 2020 2:25PM
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ASSholebomber22
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Didn't think it'd get any better, but here we are
Feb 17 2020 2:37PM
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CatdickBojangles
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BiffbarfDidn't think it'd get any better, but here we are

It did get better though.
Feb 17 2020 2:48PM
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McJubby
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spoken like a true prepubescent
PhreeKandiIf you don't land a big stomp perfectly, your skis should pop off. I had a friend who thought it would be a good idea to crank his dins. He dropped this 25 foot cliff and tomahawked. His ski didn't release and he messed up one of his knees, and had to sit the rest if the szn out. Also, you better have video footage to back up the claim that you "shred" harder then me, cuz i got footy and would be overjoyed to compare.
Sidenote: a 150 pound woman is pretty fat ngl especially if your 5' 6"
Feb 17 2020 2:55PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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Feb 17 2020 3:05PM
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McJubby
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Bruh chill it’s just some ass
PhreeKandihttps://m.top10weightlossplans.com/?utm_source=google&kw=diet plans for women&c=378010369110&t=search&p=&m=b&adpos=1t4&dev=m&devmod=&mobval=1&network=g&campaignid=6451237862&adgroupid=77147172956&targetid=kwd-1385168351&interest=&physical=9029555&feedid=&a=M9560&ts=&topic=womendiets&test=MOB_GOOGLE_BROAD_WomenDiet&gclid=Cj0KCQiAkKnyBRDwARIsALtxe7iURCm53CLW0afrLvLd5nyRyqWrPg0Wc7GgbOPjdKckZ4UUml6KxMAaAq3REALw_wcB
Feb 17 2020 3:08PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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Feb 17 2020 3:23PM
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GrandThings
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Yeah this kid is BIG MAD.
Feb 17 2020 3:51PM
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McJubby
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Remember that one time you posted a thread called “Am I the only one on this website that doesn’t smoke weed?”

You win #1 narc and also #1 of the involuntarily celibate
PhreeKandihttps://www.healthline.com/nutrition/how-to-lose-weight-as-fast-as-possible
Feb 17 2020 4:10PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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Feb 17 2020 4:32PM
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CLQ
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150 lbs is not fat lol
Feb 17 2020 4:44PM
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CalumSKI
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PhreeKandihttps://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/weight-loss/in-depth/mayo-clinic-diet/art-20045460


bruhh why u so mad
Feb 17 2020 4:48PM
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anders_a
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150lbs is halfway in the bench warmup.
Feb 17 2020 4:49PM
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McJubby
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Yo thanks for having my back, the ski community is so rad. Sorry @KidBroSweets it’s just that @MoneyMakerMike ‘s mom doesn’t love him

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MrRoflWaffles
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CatdickBojanglesThey are a budget binding. Low end performance. Not very sturdy. You can get attacks for less that are a way better made binding.


I could be wrong about this but was under the impression that the Warden 11 is the less sturdy/budget version, but the Warden 13 has the same internals as the STH2 13, so depending on what boot you're riding in, there shouldn't be too much difference between them? Then the STH2 16 bumps up the internals to metal from plastic but you gain weight with that obviously
Feb 17 2020 6:08PM
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CatdickBojangles
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MrRoflWafflesI could be wrong about this but was under the impression that the Warden 11 is the less sturdy/budget version, but the Warden 13 has the same internals as the STH2 13, so depending on what boot you're riding in, there shouldn't be too much difference between them? Then the STH2 16 bumps up the internals to metal from plastic but you gain weight with that obviously


The warden replaced the z series I thought.
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