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Look px12 jib bindings...What do you think about them?

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d00d
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I was wondering what newschoolers thought about these bindings like pros and cons. It would really help thanks.
Aug 24 2011 1:02PM
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Ski.Ballet
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Really solid choice if you're light and/or don't need a high DIN. A lot of bang for your buck imo
Aug 24 2011 1:05PM
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mountainviper
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Yeah great binding for the price....get the ti's though
Aug 24 2011 1:15PM
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d00d
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all right thanks guys this is the binding that i bought and it delivered today just wanted to know about it some more....i already bought the jib ones what ever
Aug 24 2011 1:17PM
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Shr3dE
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really great quality binding. I have had mine forever
Aug 24 2011 1:57PM
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SkierX
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Quite recently there was a really good thread about them.

Unfortunately, the search function on here cannot seem to find it. I'll see if I can dig through and turn it up though.
Aug 24 2011 2:52PM
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Dr_Mantis
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AMAZING DILDO BINDINGS!
Aug 24 2011 2:54PM
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SkierX
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/636986/

Rossi/Look PX12. The jib is essentially the same binding as well.
Aug 24 2011 2:58PM
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bfulmer
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I've ridden them for a season now, and I have no complaints. The only issue I had was that they ripped out of my ski from landing too forwards a few too many times, but I think that has more to do with the ski than the binding. There are special screws that you can get to avoid this problem though. Overall id give them a 9.5/10, solid, reliable product.
Aug 24 2011 10:18PM
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mnfreeskier
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super amazing binding, not once was i dissapointed if they ejected.
Aug 25 2011 12:17PM
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freeballer
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It's a solid binding for the price.  Super reliable and time tested.  You should be stoked.  I think the only difference in the Jib edition is that there's a gel/plastic thing under the binding to absorb shock, but I don't know how much it actually does.  It definitely won't hurt anything. 
Aug 25 2011 2:37PM
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I_Am_Mod
Posts: 13214 - Karma: 3,753
great cheap binding, only after time the heelpiece can get a bit worn out and it becomes difficult to click into the bindings.... but none the less, the bindings still work !
i have a pair that's been through hell and back since 2007? i think, and they still get the job done ....
Aug 25 2011 2:44PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Expect to dildo yourself in the butt when you land backseat badly. Besides that, they're pretty much the average freeride binding - cheap to replace brakes, easy to maintain, just all around good.
Aug 25 2011 4:11PM
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monkatizer
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i hate when that happens


but yea, there solid bindings. i was gonna get them off evo but then i found a giftcard to the local shop....
Aug 25 2011 5:09PM
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JIB_WALRUS
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great bindings have them on my anthems never had any problems
Aug 25 2011 5:53PM
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I_Am_Mod
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haha, i've actually gotten a bruise on one of my buttcheeks, right next to my anus from shooting over a wallride, landing on flat and getting that damn heelpiece stomped up my ass :)
Aug 26 2011 1:26AM
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d00d
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All right guys thank you for all of the responses makes me happy that i bought these :)...and i'll make sure to watch out for getting the heel piece up my ass.
Aug 26 2011 4:21PM
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