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**salomon sth 16***

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Jesse1080
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they look great, and according to the sia 2007-2008 they should be awesome, but are they? since i cant seem to find anything about them on the net and cant even find a supplier, i need the ns comunitys help.
Jul 16 2007 3:01PM
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paprika
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Thats cause noone has them yet, or very few. They are like the 916 except lighter of course. Solly says made for the park peeps that need a high din binding, but not the weight of it. Like I mentioned its a 916 with plastic toe wings and heel piece I believe. It also has the new heel track that theyre also putting on their other bindings to prevent a tear out. Sound good if you want a light, high din binding.
Jul 16 2007 3:07PM
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invader7
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http://www.proctorjones.com/pjonline/dept.asp?s_id=0&dept_id=10750&
Jul 16 2007 3:21PM
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lyndon
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No one knows much about next years stuff, because we havent ridden much of it. You will find more accurate info on websites like www.proctorjones.com , www.tramdock.com .etc) than the bullshit you read in the forums on NS.
Jul 16 2007 3:40PM
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uni-corn
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Jul 16 2007 3:51PM
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Jesse1080
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thk boyz again for all the help
Jul 16 2007 4:47PM
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landonn
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www.untracked.com u can order em there.
Jul 16 2007 8:58PM
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japollner
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They look and feel very solid...its not a new binding. There have been a few pars of them releases in 14 din versions as the 914 s-lab. Its essntially a 916 chassis with standard plastic heel cups and toe wings/body. All the power and din of a 916, but in a lighter platform...
Jul 17 2007 7:15PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Plastic = Break. Especially Salomon plastic. Go with the all metal ones or something else.
Jul 17 2007 8:37PM
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patg
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i like how the afd is now called a "stomp pedal"
Jul 17 2007 9:06PM
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wrenegade
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It's essentially a 914 LAB without the metal connecting rod, and with a 16 DIN instead of 14. It will be a kickass binding.
Jul 17 2007 9:21PM
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Literature
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That R130 thing.... I think that means the brake width, and if so, my dreams have come true.
Jul 17 2007 10:13PM
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boxskier
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the STH 16 come swith the 130mm brake and the STH 12 comes with the 100mm brake
http://www.proctorjones.com/pjonline/dept.asp?s_id=0&mscssid=HGV5SW92R9T49N5TGQ5VVTVLW6490B66&dept_id=10750&
Jul 18 2007 11:49AM
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Sugarloafer95
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R Stands for brake width on a Lab, STH ZZ Binding. R 100 means it will fit up to about 105mm's. The brake housing is different on the above bindings. I see STH 16's in stock with any brake option at http://www.untracked.com/p2145-08_salomon_sth_16_freestyle_freeride_ski_binding.html
Jul 18 2007 12:53PM
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skidemon22
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it is true, because salomon now makes a 130mm (give or take) ski, and they need a binding to go with it to increase sales
Jul 18 2007 1:13PM
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Sugarloafer95
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They have been making a 130mm brake for 2 years now. Well before they had their own ski in the Salomon Rocker. The STH is different from the 914/916/920 Lab in that the heel piece has been redesigned so it has more metal and is tougher. The AFD also on the STH is different from the Lab of last year.

STH 16
http://www.untracked.com/p2145-08_salomon_sth_16_freestyle_freeride_ski_binding.html
Jul 20 2007 2:43PM
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