of course you don't need breaks to hit a rail. If the bindings are still working, fuck it, huck it.

squires are pieces of shit

Dennis_Reynoldssquires are pieces of shit

for sure but how much can you really expect from a plastic housing? if I had a set of griffons laying around you can bet yr ass they would be on there. At least they go up to eleven so I can just crank em down

Just ski without brakes. Who cares if your old skis go running out into the road

Even if you need them just tie a shoestring from your boot to your binding. Problem solved.

Even if you need them just tie a shoestring from your boot to your binding. Problem solved.

I don't even use brakes in the park so you should've fine, just crank your dins

Yes you need them. Not for actual brakes, but because they keep your heel at the correct height in the binding. Your release settings will be all fucked up without them (or something the same height jammed in there to keep the height correct)

*brakes

Blake.PYes you need them. Not for actual brakes, but because they keep your heel at the correct height in the binding. Your release settings will be all fucked up without them (or something the same height jammed in there to keep the height correct)

Yeah, you can lock in but your boot will move all over the place.

gnar_whal*brakes

I knew I was spelling something wrong, boy do I feel stupid...

KianBarrettI don't even use brakes in the park so you should've fine, just crank your dins

This is pretty dumb.

KianBarrettI don't even use brakes in the park so you should've fine, just crank your dins

That is an awful idea

Blake.PYes you need them. Not for actual brakes, but because they keep your heel at the correct height in the binding. Your release settings will be all fucked up without them (or something the same height jammed in there to keep the height correct)

CaseyYeah, you can lock in but your boot will move all over the place.

OP cut a couple pieces of wood into like a tiny little brake sized block and just throw it on your binding where the brake would go youll be all set

edaiOP cut a couple pieces of wood into like a tiny little brake sized block and just throw it on your binding where the brake would go youll be all set

Delorme.

your bindings might get awfully tired without breaks.

I thought this was going to be about taking a rest while street skiing.

OP pry should give up skiing for a year or two and go try to graduate from retard school. It's *brake dumb ass

McNochepry

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Blake.PYes you need them. Not for actual brakes, but because they keep your heel at the correct height in the binding. Your release settings will be all fucked up without them (or something the same height jammed in there to keep the height correct)

this is 100% correct the little metal sticks that actually act as the brakes are basically unnecessary the part that goes under your boot is what actually keeps you in your bindings.

Just go with it melberg

Yeah, rode brakeless in the urban for a few years. The only problem was the ski tends to go renegade if there is a slope. Otherwise, no difference.