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ben_southworth
Posts: 1063 - Karma: 447
i want to get some new line skis, but i heard you have to use the LIne bindings with them...
if so, do they work good?
i heard theyre heavy
thanx
Oct 8 2005 12:13AM
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cjgncjgn
Posts: 3023 - Karma: 21
you DO NOT have to use line bindings.
Oct 8 2005 12:37AM
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Anon2130
Posts: 176 - Karma: 10
you dont have to, but i think i may buy them for my invaders, but i already have p10s so i dunno yet, im hearing bad stuff about the reactors, like people shattering the toe peice
Oct 8 2005 1:17AM
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Anon2130
Posts: 176 - Karma: 10
yeah that is definatly an up side if you have all line skis, you only need one pair of bindings, its soo smart, wish i thought of it
Oct 8 2005 1:22AM
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cdnskigirl89
Posts: 744 - Karma: 10
dont line ski bindings suck?
Oct 8 2005 9:32AM
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Snowcase
Posts: 11456 - Karma: 634
thats what i heard
Oct 8 2005 9:36AM
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mbaker000
Posts: 59 - Karma: 11
i had the reactors last season on my chronics last season (before they got STOLEN!! BASTARD......anyway) and OMG did they SUCK. They weighed so much. i dont know if they cut down on the weight this season or not, but if they are anything like last season i would stay away from them. I replaced the Reactors with 912tis. They're amazing.
Oct 8 2005 10:57AM
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e.will
Posts: 1981 - Karma: 967
yeah, i dont know how many threads i have responded to about the reacters, but DO NOT BUY THE BINDING, its a good idea, but they havent worked out all the problems, i,e, the weight, breakage of the toepiece, and bindings twisting off the ski.
Oct 8 2005 11:05AM
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montageskier
Posts: 4725 - Karma: 126
Listen u 2 fucks above me ^ ^^. Weight is not a factor, when it underfoot. Maybe you are to weak to carry them in the parking lot and that were the weight sucks. But the bindings dont suck because of weight, because you dont notice the weight when your are actually skiing.
Oct 8 2005 11:13AM
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sockem64
Posts: 89 - Karma: 10
Oki bought them last year and yes they are heavy but if you have any leg strength you can handel them. As long as you get them set up by a pro you will be fine, anyways line will replace any broken bindings under warrenty.
Oct 8 2005 1:03PM
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Tha_Grouch
Posts: 2216 - Karma: 14
just get them set by someone who knows wtf they are doing... and don't screw around with them urself...and I doubt u'll ever have problems.
Oct 8 2005 1:31PM
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TheClint
Posts: 112 - Karma: 10
The weight is not an issue when you're on the mountain. In the parking lot maybe, but only if you're not very strong.

As for breaking them, I rode mine over 40 days last year, all over the mountain and very hard. They also made it through airline baggage handlers a few times and they are still working just fine. 99% of the broken ones were most likely people messing with them that didn't know how to set them.

Jibij had them up at their camp in May and people were riding them HARD on rails and stuff and not one of them broke. There's no problem with the bindings.
Oct 8 2005 1:32PM
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