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Should I buy more bindings? help

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piss.boy
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Im looking to get a pair of more park oriented and softer skis in the next season or two.(right now im on chronics) I want to keep my chronics for all mountain and "powder" days. Id have to buy another pair of bindings but im skeptical because im proboably going to grow. Any advice?
Jan 18 2021 10:06AM
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kalle.
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get something like a tyrolia attack 13. it’s so good quality for the price and really solid. it will last you long and multiple pairs of skis unless you really grow out of it (in terms of din, 13 is still high enough to last a long time)
pivot 15 would be a good option as well, only it doesn’t have as much adjustability as the attack does.
Jan 18 2021 11:55AM
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piss.boy
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kalle.get something like a tyrolia attack 13. it’s so good quality for the price and really solid. it will last you long and multiple pairs of skis unless you really grow out of it (in terms of din, 13 is still high enough to last a long time)
pivot 15 would be a good option as well, only it doesn’t have as much adjustability as the attack does.


I currently have a pair of attacks on my chronics and I love them. I was planning on getting a second pair when I decide whether I should or not. But do you think its worth it to have 2 skis mounted?
Jan 18 2021 12:26PM
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f100prerunner
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BruceDogFartI currently have a pair of attacks on my chronics and I love them. I was planning on getting a second pair when I decide whether I should or not. But do you think its worth it to have 2 skis mounted?


Absolutely, especially if each ski has their dedicated use
Jan 18 2021 12:27PM
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piss.boy
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f100prerunnerAbsolutely, especially if each ski has their dedicated use


Yeah they will definitely have there own use. I'm looking wets or a couple other possibility so it would probably be good to have another ski for all mountain or fresh snow
Jan 18 2021 12:31PM
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kalle.
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BruceDogFartI currently have a pair of attacks on my chronics and I love them. I was planning on getting a second pair when I decide whether I should or not. But do you think its worth it to have 2 skis mounted?


f100prerunnerAbsolutely, especially if each ski has their dedicated use


yep, i have two of the same model of skis but they have different construction so the other is lighter for tours and other one is beefier for inbounds. you seem to have a solid plan going for you to have two different style skis in your quiver!
Jan 18 2021 1:01PM
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piss.boy
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kalle.yep, i have two of the same model of skis but they have different construction so the other is lighter for tours and other one is beefier for inbounds. you seem to have a solid plan going for you to have two different style skis in your quiver!


First time I'll ever have a quiver
Jan 18 2021 1:40PM
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SPK_
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Depends on what bindings you currently have and how much you expect to grow. It's very unlikely you'll ever need a binding over 13/14 DIN, so Attack 13's, Griffons, Pivot 14/15 and STH 14 are definitely safe choices.
Jan 19 2021 5:50PM
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