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Binding help +karma for opinions
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i just got some after bangs and i got some rossie freeski 100 xl bindings that only go up to a 10 din i weigh 160 and im 6 1 im worried that these bindings will not be enough for my weight i havent mounted them on the ski yet so i can still take them back
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well im 130 lbs and i am 5'8 and my shop set my DIN at 8 so they you should prolly get some new ones
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you really should have at least a 14 DIN if not an 18 DIN Binding (not that you're going to be riding at that - but it's not a good idea to have your binding on the max DIN setting).
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im 6'1 180 pounds and have my din at 9 for park and 12 for pow, its not a good idea to have your din set to the max of 1 away from the max the din will go up, i have dynastar px12 for park look at those, they are solid, a little heavy but ive never had a problem with them and they have a pad thing to absorb impact built in
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im 6'1 180 pounds and have my din at 9 for park and 12 for pow, its not a good idea to have your din set to the max of 1 away from the max the din will go up, i have dynastar px12 for park look at those, they are solid, a little heavy but ive never had a problem with them and they have a pad thing to absorb impact built in
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Boot sole length is a big factor as well. The bigger the BSL the higher the DIN. But those binders might be a little less than you need. You never want to max out a DIN and you would probably be close to it so if you want some room to increase it you will want some 12 or 14 DINs. I would suggest 14 if you are aggressive and want something to last.
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thanks + karma to you all i think ill exchange them for the 120's
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