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bindings overpriced?

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Irotate360
Posts: 6836 - Karma: 22
damn i think they are, i mean alot of them do the same thing and some are cheap in price and some are very expensive, the 912's with a din of 12 would do the same thing as a cheap marker or look binding that also has a din of 12. it just pisses me off how much they are thats all



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Nov 18 2003 5:44PM
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LPT_311
Posts: 2239 - Karma: 12
in some ways your right. But the tech. going into some of these bindings demands more expensive materials, hense the high prices.
Just my 2 cents
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Nov 18 2003 5:49PM
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kneesuck
Posts: 266 - Karma: 10
it's all in the materials
cheap means plastic, expensive means metal.
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Nov 18 2003 5:58PM
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Irotate360
Posts: 6836 - Karma: 22
my scratch bindings are mostly metal and they are cheaper than than the 912's which has alot of plastic in it



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Nov 18 2003 6:09PM
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*cowboy*
Posts: 8830 - Karma: 214
ebay is a great place to buy bindings.. You can get new ones for mad cheap.. I got mine for 51 and they msrp-ed at 185!


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Nov 18 2003 6:41PM
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dirty_dreb
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bindings no, skis yes (k2 not tho)
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