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Tyrolia Peak 20's

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nathanC
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Yes as the title states these are 20 din bindings. These bindings are no f-in joke, used for the Super G in the Olympics they will not let your ski come off. The lowest setting which is 10 on the binding, at the local ski shop they say it is still a 15~16 on a normal 18 din binding. The heel and toe pieces are constructed in metal, they are burly. You'll have full confidence your boot won't eject. Putting these bindings on your skis is asking yourself two questions, are you good enough to stomp that line? or tear your knees apart?
These are in excellent condition!! and are probably super hard to find. Buy them for a collectors item or put them to use on that next big mountain line.


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**This thread was edited on Oct 15th 2015 at 5:16:39pm
Oct 13 2015 7:17PM
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a_burger
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Bump for crazy din
Oct 13 2015 7:56PM
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nathanC
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TTT
Oct 14 2015 6:05PM
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nathanC
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bump
Oct 15 2015 6:25PM
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ghosthop
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nathanCThe lowest setting which is 10 on the binding, at the local ski shop they say it is still a 15~16 on a normal 18 din binding.


Don't quote bullshit, the point of a standardized din is that a 10 is the same force on all bindings. Fucking gaper

I'll offer you a ham sandwich for the lot
Oct 15 2015 8:00PM
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nathanC
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ghosthopDon't quote bullshit, the point of a standardized din is that a 10 is the same force on all bindings. Fucking gaper

I'll offer you a ham sandwich for the lot


HA HA. I'm informing the seriousness. Try and even find these bindings. Calling me a gaper, eat my corn NS troll. The ski shop said they can't even mount them, because it's a liability issue. And the ski shop guy said he rode these once and the heel piece would rip out of the ski instead of your boot just popping out.

They even have metal extensions on the wings, I doubt its the same force with these bindings.
Oct 15 2015 9:47PM
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Tucks
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nathanCHA HA. I'm informing the seriousness. Try and even find these bindings. Calling me a gaper, eat my corn NS troll. The ski shop said they can't even mount them, because it's a liability issue. And the ski shop guy said he rode these once and the heel piece would rip out of the ski instead of your boot just popping out.

They even have metal extensions on the wings, I doubt its the same force with these bindings.


The skis must have rotten cores then...in a ski with metal or otherwise it would be ignorant to make a binding that tore out vs release. What would be the point of that?
Oct 16 2015 2:23PM
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