How To Mount Ski Bindings
Apr 3rd 2013Mounting Ski Bindings.... It's pretty easy when you do it everyday and you have the proper tools to do so. Mounting your bindings properly is very important.
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Got a pair of 140cm 2010 K2 juvys off of ebay...they are in kinda bad shape. I'm only using them for one season though. I wouldnt mind freestyle bindings but i don't want to spend a lot of money...pease help
thanks
I entered your details into a din setting chart however I had to estimate your BSL. I took into consideration you height and that generally you foot length is 15% of your height, I could work out you're street size US 6.5 (approx). I know street size and ski boot sizing are not the same but I put your BSL between 291 and 310. When I put you as a level 2 skier you din setting came out at 4.5 and when I put you as level 3 you came out as 5.5. Taking this into consideration and the fact you want the binding to last you a season look into marker free ten, salomon Z10 or even L7, from rossi the axium and from look the NX11 and NX10. I personally cannot comment on durabilty or performance on any binding as although I am 15, I am 6'0" and 175, so haven't been looking into such bindings for a while, so I am doing my best to point you in the right direction. I will mention however that I have had a lot of problems across the range with the marker royal family range of bindings, of which the free ten is a member, the most common has the been the heel piece sliding back on the rail causing me to pre-release. I have skied on rossis and salomons and had really good experiences on both.
Hope this helps, Joey
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