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Hmmm... ross axium 120's or marker free 10 bindings?

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M.Freeman
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for my 182 surface no times, which out of those two would you personally choose over the other? I will be doing 80% park/ 20% all mountain with these skis.
Jan 26 2012 3:46AM
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RyandaGod
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neither. Both are pretty much all plastic and cheap. Get some axials 12s with some metal in them at least imo. But this also depends on weight and skier type.
Jan 26 2012 9:19AM
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SkiTheYeast
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Out of the two get the 120s but I wouldn't get either I would get some px12s
Jan 26 2012 9:22AM
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Dirty.Harry.
Posts: 1779 - Karma: 351
This.

Low-end Marker bindings are extremely cheap and unreliable. If you're looking at Axiums then you may as well just spend the extra 20-50 bucks (depending on where you get them) and get the axials/px12s.
Jan 26 2012 11:56AM
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mountainviper
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Yeah the swing weight on the marker free series is all kindsa wrong for park.
Jan 26 2012 11:59AM
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VD.
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I would get either I ride rossi axial XXL 2, which is there 12 din binding, I would highly recommend over those two as i actually has metal in it, they're not a bad price either - $199.99 on evo, I got them for $250.00 canadian
Jan 26 2012 12:01PM
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.cam.
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Go to ego's outlet. The px12 and px15 are both like $60
Jan 26 2012 4:45PM
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M.Freeman
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hey what about marker squire 2012 bindings?? I can get them for only 160$. My friend has them and they are crazy light.. are they any durable?
Jan 26 2012 9:49PM
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.cam.
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They are not going to be durable. The px 12 at evo.com is going to be the cheapest and most durable option for a 12 din binding. They are going to be kind of heavy but that is due to the metal in them. The only time you'll notice that weight is on the light or hiking.

http://www.evo.com/outlet/alpine-ski-bindings/dynastar-px-12.aspx
Jan 26 2012 10:35PM
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