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Axial bindings

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mysterymanjgj
Posts: 411 - Karma: 13
which of the axial bindings would be best for me. i ride probably 40% park 60% rest of the mountain. i like the 120 wide brake but is there a better axial model for me?
Jun 20 2006 8:52PM
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Enzo
Posts: 758 - Karma: 14
what exactly are you asking? it depends on your weight, therefore different dins, not what you ski. wide brakes depend on the width of the ski. p10, p12, px12 all should be good.
Jun 20 2006 8:55PM
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awsomecoolguy
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meh i'm bout 190 lbs and i rep a p11 i ride mosly park
Jun 20 2006 9:11PM
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awsomecoolguy
Posts: 3536 - Karma: 13
and i totaly recomend them except they dont make them anymore so i'd say p 12
Jun 20 2006 9:12PM
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*542*
Posts: 1224 - Karma: 19
axial2's from REI.com - $100
Jun 20 2006 9:32PM
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skier_boy26
Posts: 11295 - Karma: 502
if you dont have a wide ski, no need to get wide brakes, but if you do, then right on.

but the actual din depends on weight and ability. axial 120s/px12s should almost certainlly suffice, so go for it. If youre heavier, then perhaps an axial 140/px14 would be better suited.
Jun 20 2006 10:33PM
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BigJew
Posts: 6974 - Karma: 79
how does that work? I'm only 140lbs and I ride my p10's at 8 or 9 din, you've got 40lbs on me, you must have them at 11.
Jun 20 2006 10:35PM
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Poormansvault
Posts: 427 - Karma: 10
Brakes on Axial2 can easily be swapped/removed for bending. I didn't even have to take them off to bend them to about 90mm. If you are buying Axial/Pivots, the brakes are harder to bend alot, and very difficult to remove. If you have line skis, make sure to get PX or Axial2. Then as a guideline, you want your DIN setting to be in the middle of the range, preferably a little on the low side.
Jun 20 2006 10:42PM
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dat_ski_dude
Posts: 554 - Karma: 15
ive got the 120s they work great.
Jun 21 2006 12:50PM
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awsomecoolguy
Posts: 3536 - Karma: 13
fuck no 7 you have yours way to high your going to hurt yourself yeah 7 is perfect for me unless you ride pow?
Jun 23 2006 1:32PM
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