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Best park all mountain binding for your buck

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Jski47
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Got some new line skis but their are so many different binding out their don't know which ones to get. Hit me up if you know a good pair to get.
Mar 8 2016 11:06PM
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poofartpee
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whats the budget and what din you need/want?
Mar 8 2016 11:18PM
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saskskier
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You can usually find ridiculous deals on Head Mojo 15/18's. Usually a decent deal to begin with and easily one of the best bang for your buck when you find them on sale.
Mar 8 2016 11:51PM
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Caucasian_Asian
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saskskierYou can usually find ridiculous deals on Head Mojo 15/18's. Usually a decent deal to begin with and easily one of the best bang for your buck when you find them on sale.


I came here to post this. Replacement brakes are easier to find and cheaper than Pivots/FKS. Last year the 15s were selling for $100 online. One of the most underrated bindings on the market.
Mar 9 2016 8:10AM
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Jski47
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poofartpeewhats the budget and what din you need/want?


100-200$ din I'm only like 120 so like a 3-13 din range
Mar 9 2016 9:04AM
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Chris.B
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Occasionally you can find some pretty good deals on tyrolia bindings. I got my pair of peak 12's for $120 a couple of years ago. These peak 11's probably have too small of a din range for you but they're only $95.
https://www.levelninesports.com/tyrolia-peak-11-ski-bindings-w-any-brake-width-6927

For $150 you can get some attack 13's which should be the right din range for you.
http://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/tyrolia-attack-13.aspx#image=95243/435171/tyrolia-attack-13-ski-bindings-2016-black-fluorescent-orange.jpg&select=true&utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=googlebase&utm_campaign=EB-95243-1013
Mar 9 2016 10:22AM
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Newschoolers55
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Tyrolia Attack
Mar 9 2016 10:33AM
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KravtZ
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I have tyrolia attack 13's and axial 2s.

Much bigger fan of the attack's but both have given me no issues and work great. Both less than $200. Though if you buy online you have to pay for a mounting fee which is usually offset if you buy in a store and they mount for free.
Mar 9 2016 12:04PM
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Zypher
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veetuskagTyrolia Attack


KravtZI have tyrolia attack 13's and axial 2s.

Much bigger fan of the attack's but both have given me no issues and work great. Both less than $200. Though if you buy online you have to pay for a mounting fee which is usually offset if you buy in a store and they mount for free.


This, evo has a sale on the Axial 2s for 80 bucks in the 120mm width for like 80 bucks and i got a pair of them for my pow skis. Also the attack 13s are such good, light weight bindings, i managed to find a pair at an end of the year sale last year for 115 bucks
Mar 9 2016 2:10PM
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powderwhor
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STH2 13 or 16. Or Tyrolia Attack 13 and up. I would not recommend axials for park if you're skiing hard or weigh 150+. Good value but their price reflects their durability.
Mar 9 2016 2:53PM
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KravtZ
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ZypherThis, evo has a sale on the Axial 2s for 80 bucks in the 120mm width for like 80 bucks and i got a pair of them for my pow skis. Also the attack 13s are such good, light weight bindings, i managed to find a pair at an end of the year sale last year for 115 bucks


Ya attacks are sick bindings. Plus the orange color I think looks awesome. Supposedly compared to the axial 2's the width and the way the attack's are built create better power transfer on wider pow skis. Can't really testify to this since my everyday skis which are 90mm underfoot have axial 2's so I cant compare
Mar 9 2016 3:24PM
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