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WHo has px 12 Jibs?

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General_Shredgnar
Posts: 3024 - Karma: 34
WHO HERE HAS THEM. I want an opinion on mounting the shock obsorber. They look steezy, but they might have a lifter affect. Experiences and opinions?
Jun 19 2007 6:19PM
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CFSGabe
Posts: 354 - Karma: 11
I have skied with them and I didn't have any lifter problems, I don't know that the "shock absorber" does a whole lot but it's better than hard plastic
Jun 19 2007 6:20PM
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396222687862
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the "shock absorber" does nothing. i just kept mine on. makes no difference
Jun 19 2007 6:23PM
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steevner
Posts: 4502 - Karma: 47
took mine off. no use for them. it's better to have a lower center of grazity than 5mm of "shock absorption"
Jun 19 2007 6:24PM
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SnowRidgeParks
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broke them twice this season, never thought i'd say this about a pair of look bindings, but i'm definitely disappointed with them...
Jun 19 2007 6:30PM
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Notorious_BLT
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i have them with the shock obsorbers on and they work great... there really is no riser effect... they are a park binding
Jun 19 2007 6:34PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
Posts: 3928 - Karma: 65
how are these out of the park? don't know if i should stick with my px12 ti's or mount up w/some jibs... anyone?
Jun 19 2007 6:55PM
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Capurnicus
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^They are the same as any other binding, they're just named the jib bindings or whatever.

I personally don't like any added lift. I feel that it adversely affects ski feel, putting the rider further from the snow. But if the bindings came with risers, you need to get different screws to mount them without those risers.
Jun 19 2007 6:59PM
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steevner
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regardless of them being a park binding you are still higher off the snow with the risers on...
Jun 19 2007 7:03PM
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[nick]
Posts: 1043 - Karma: 423
i have some for sale, brand new $100.00
Jun 19 2007 7:05PM
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meggers
Posts: 2094 - Karma: 70
i have them....no lifets...adn they are great! and work great outside of the park....i love them!
Jun 19 2007 7:31PM
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creighton
Posts: 3836 - Karma: 3,386
theysuck, they just break alot
Jun 19 2007 7:39PM
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ecsm.
Posts: 1373 - Karma: 455
i haveum with the shock absorber....i didnt feel a difference....and there sick binderz they just pop off in midair sometimes
Jun 19 2007 8:00PM
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punkrock32
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i have mine with the shock absorber as well, it doesnt do shit
Jun 20 2007 1:55AM
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J.D.
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I honestly just adjust to any small riser on my bindings, to the point where it's barely noticeable. 5-10mm isn't a big deal, certainly not worth filing down screws for.
Jun 20 2007 2:13AM
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General_Shredgnar
Posts: 3024 - Karma: 34
Its actually like 2 to 3 mm, so I dont think I'll feel them that much, and since I rode fujatives with lifters for the past three years I'll probably feel spectacular at rails.
Jun 20 2007 7:27AM
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howeezy
Posts: 48 - Karma: 10
i got the PX12's and PX12jibs.... mounted on different skis.

honestly i cant tell the difference.

its only about 1/8" lift at most i think most other lifters are around 1/2"
Jun 21 2007 5:16PM
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