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How are the marker griffon bindings?
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How are the marker griffon bindings?
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super sick bro. get them for sure
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Plastic for sure, if u weigh over 170 I'd get p
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griffons are fine if you are lighter rider, and not so hard on your gear. my bud is 150 punds and 6 feet tall and he has no problem with them. even my dad has these on his pipecleaners and he has not broken them.
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i rode griffons this year on my k2 extremes. they were actually really good and seemed a lot more responsive than my haed mojo 12's. also, i had bent a brake once but that's about it for durability issues and i just bent it back.
i'm 150 pounds, 5'10" ish.
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If your not to heavy they are okay, they won't last near as long as a metal binding tho.
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I dont like them. Ive had some problems with them, definitely wouldn't recommended them
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I'm 165 lbs and 6' 1" and have had Griffon's for 3 years and haven't really had any problems with them; a handful of pre-releases but what are you going to do. People always say how they pull out of the ski (cough cough Kangbang) but that's the shop drilling them imperfectly not the binding itself. If you're under 160 lbs you should have no problems.
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I'm 180 pounds and have used them in all types of conditions this season with zero issues, definitely a good buy.
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