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What bindings? +++++kkkk

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jweschow
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Hey NS, i got anthems and i was wondering what binding to get, is there any besides markers? +++kkkk for legit answers
Sep 10 2009 6:42PM
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jweschow
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im about 110lbs and about 5' 3"
Sep 10 2009 6:43PM
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jweschow
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99% park
Sep 10 2009 6:43PM
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ArnieP
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Griffons would work for you, and since Daddy is probably paying for everything, might as well.

Really though, any solid 12 DIN binding will work for you.... PX12's, Griffons, STH12's, etc.
Sep 10 2009 6:45PM
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jweschow
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actually i have to pay for them, i had to pay for everything this year.... but thanks
Sep 10 2009 6:47PM
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ArnieP
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In that case, here you go:

http://www.backcountryoutlet.com/outlet/DYN0243/Dynastar-PX-12-Jib-Wide-Trouble.html

At your size, you won't get much better than that.




Sep 10 2009 6:51PM
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Shabangarang
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I rode the anthems last year an i used rossignal sas 120 wides an the worked really well wit them there really durable an dont seem that heavy once the on the skiiii diffiantly a good binding

Sep 10 2009 6:59PM
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ArnieP
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The SAS 120 is ALMOST the exact same as the one I posted, just has a different AFD and a different screw pattern on the heel.

Either way OP, you can't go wrong.
Sep 10 2009 7:01PM
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.peter
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Yeah 12 din should be good.
I really like saloman bindings. the sth 12 is a solid binding.
My only advice is if you do get markers don't cheep out. Their highest end bindings are really good but after that, they break really easily.
Sep 10 2009 7:19PM
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.Emerson.
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https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/481906/
Sep 10 2009 7:23PM
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jweschow
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I was looking at the salomon sth 12s, is there any major downsides? like durability?
Sep 10 2009 8:12PM
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troutfish
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look px 12. so sick look on evogear.com very cheap too
Sep 10 2009 8:16PM
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jweschow
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they are heavy though
Sep 10 2009 8:22PM
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JaseOfSpades15
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this. and they are very light idk y u think their heavy
Sep 10 2009 8:25PM
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jweschow
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are sth's not good?
Sep 10 2009 8:32PM
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KennyC
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the look jib series are super light and most come with dampining pads to absorb landings. they are legit but i have marker griffons.
Sep 10 2009 8:34PM
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jweschow
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are rossi bindings pretty much the same as looks and dynastars? what about the rossi sas2 ti 140s are they any good?
Sep 10 2009 8:41PM
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ArnieP
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Those are good but you do not need a 14 DIN binding. No need to pay the extra money for them.
Sep 10 2009 8:51PM
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El_Barto.
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exactly. you can cop a pair of 12 din rossi/looks for 100 shipped at the most and thats all you need. as for sth12's i have 3 pairs and have never had a problem but the have a fairly sketchy rep on this site if you search around, broken heel pieces and junk like that. i also have 3 pairs of look/rossi px's 12 dins and they have never failed me either. im about 5'9 130 at my winter weight and only have mine set at 6.5-7 so you def. dont need a 14 din
Sep 10 2009 9:04PM
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eli112233
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any rossi/look axial 2/ px12
Sep 10 2009 9:10PM
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