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Blue Bindings

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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
Anybody know of a pair of blue bindings that would match Chronic Cryptonites which also happen to fit my profile?
135 lbs
65% Groomers/35% Park

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Jan 19 2011 4:34PM
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gnartogue
Posts: 1005 - Karma: 417
jesus. dont get bindings just because they match your skis. look at the marker griffons they are a good binding with a lower din for a lighter skier like yourself. a lot of people on here will tell you that griffons suck because they are plastic, they break, etc. But ive skied them for a few years and i never had any problems. but im sorry they are not blue.
Jan 19 2011 6:16PM
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SkiThe603
Posts: 5376 - Karma: 498
Marker Squires i believe come in blue or just get a black binder that goies with everything
Jan 19 2011 6:20PM
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drumbumocdp
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Click for larger imagepx 12 jib from 08 i think.

but really, you should buy bindings that will work for you, not on their color
Jan 19 2011 6:20PM
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Balto
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look p12s(fks120s) are blue
Jan 19 2011 6:22PM
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MEGAZORD
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2012 FKS375:
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Jan 19 2011 6:31PM
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Blake.P
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Dynastar/look px12, rossignol sas2 120 (i think)
Jan 19 2011 7:04PM
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Shredability
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zomg 4444 posts
Jan 19 2011 7:22PM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
I understand the importance of having performance over something minor like color, but I'm hoping that I could get the best of both worlds if anybody happens to know of any GOOD bindings that are also in the blue that I'm looking for. So please, the flaming is unnecessary.
Jan 19 2011 9:42PM
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.cam.
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I believe head mojos were that color blue last year maybe?
Jan 19 2011 9:48PM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
Do you know the exact model/where I can find them/specs?
Jan 19 2011 10:01PM
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.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
Thanks. These are the ones I was talking about.
Jan 19 2011 10:13PM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
Yeah, I've been looking at these. These are the closest to what I want minus the yellow and red. Anybody have personal experience on how these perform?
Jan 19 2011 10:38PM
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.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
Only heard great things and def one of the best bindings. up with fks and s916s for sure.
Jan 20 2011 6:02PM
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Dwight_Schrute
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He doesn't need anything near DIN 15. I've heard good things about this year's Look PX 12 jibs.
Jan 20 2011 9:27PM
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.cam.
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Doesnt need to. They start wicked low and you want a DIN in the middle of the DIN range.
Jan 21 2011 12:02AM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
No you don't... you just want it to stay away from the top 20% of the range. I ski 18 din bindings on 10 everyday.

(this is urban legend status) A LOOOOOOONG time ago, a few bindings had problems releasing right at their lowest settings, because things would not have enough tension on them, and slip out of place/seize/break you. BUT those problems have long since been fixed. Just make sure you get a release test done on them.

BTW, you suggested PX12s. the OP is light, so I think 1-2 pounds less for the Mojo bindings is much more important than the DIN being perfect...

And to the OP. Color coordinating your skis makes you a gaper. Just buy cheap stuff, and put the extra money in a savings account for when your a 22 year old college student like me, and you can barely afford rent and textbooks, much less blue bindings... You parents would probably be impressed.
Jan 21 2011 1:44AM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
You're funny baker, cause I AM a 22 year old college student haha
Jan 21 2011 3:06AM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
Well then... Why are you buying bindings to match your skis?

BTW, those Mojos are sick. I have two pair. (but classy black.)
Jan 21 2011 3:14AM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
As I said a few posts earlier, I understand the importance of performance over something small like color, but I was just wondering if they might be a binding that is both blue AND performs well. Doesn't hurt to find out does it?
Jan 21 2011 3:16AM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
YES, it hurts the children in Africa......
Jan 21 2011 3:24AM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
Everything we do hurts children in Africa. They get even more hurt when we spend 500 bucks a pair of skis and 300 bucks on boots but we cant afford to spend 50 cents a day so that poor little Abidemi can have dinner at night.

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Jan 21 2011 3:31AM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
dude, did you get that PM?
Jan 21 2011 3:34AM
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phetheR
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
aw fuck I got it too late. I was lookin at other stuff =[
I found some Head Mojo 12's for about 130, I might pull the trigger on those
Jan 21 2011 3:48AM
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J.Shep
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Ebay has some Look Pivot 14 Racing bindings for 124 that are blue.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Look-Pivot-14-Racing-Snow-Ski-Bindings-DIN-5-14-Nice-/370475097939?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5642095f53
Jan 21 2011 10:01AM
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.cam.
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Wow really? I just always thought that was true. I guess you learn something everyday. But either way they would be fine for him.
Jan 21 2011 10:33AM
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