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Salomon Z12 TI

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SK1ERDUDE
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Are these similar to the STH12? it says on there website that they are made for fat skis, would they work on park skis?
please give me feedback
Apr 18 2008 6:22PM
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Lemuel
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the sth 12 is the park version of the z12ti. the z12ti is a good binding. any binding will work on any ski
Apr 18 2008 8:58PM
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midwest_jibber32
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The z12 ti's are super light-weight, while still being a solid binding, which makes them a good choice for a park ski, IMO.
Apr 19 2008 3:36AM
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skijEC
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The STH is tougher than the Z.

The Z is similar material to the old crappy S912's I believe.  Unless u weigh under 130 or ski like a fairy I suggest going with the STH.  Ive broken S912's before, they suck.  I know the Z is diff but similar material.
The STH12 is much more bomb proof.  Steel housing in the heel no?  I want those STH14's next year.  Yum.
Apr 21 2008 11:17PM
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kewp
Posts: 79 - Karma: 24
So would you suggest something a bit beefier to someone who weighs 185?
Apr 22 2008 8:13PM
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phishfood
Posts: 2542 - Karma: 298
i'm like 170 and have them on my PEs, haven't really had any problems.
actually i broke the brake on one of them cause i prereleased on a switch landing, but that was cause my din was like 7. that'll happen to any binding tho
Apr 22 2008 8:21PM
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VTtreeskier
Posts: 1833 - Karma: 64
I have z12s on my msps and z10s on my shit silencer, their a good binding if your not skiing too hard but on my msps ive been lucky they havent busted yet my buddy already busted his, i just got em cuz they were cheap and easy to get my hands on at the time. Their a fun binding because their so light but i would suggest something burlier at your weight, if you ski hard if not they should hold up alright, just been lucky to not have too many nasty falls on mine yet.
Apr 22 2008 11:18PM
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Barf.
Posts: 1188 - Karma: 123
Not I said the hen....
Apr 23 2008 6:43AM
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Steezy_Street
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I got STH 12's on my pipe cleaners and i havnt had any problems, there real tough and still super light.
Apr 23 2008 5:56PM
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