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Griffon vs PX 12 on EP Pros
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I'm looking for a 12din binding, I usually ride at 8.5 - 9.
I can get the PX12s for $160, Griffons are $250. I currently use PX12s and I'm happy with them but a little worried about the narrow mounting pattern on a fatter ski like the EP. The Griffons don't look too bad but they're more expensive and I'm still a bit hesitant about getting on Marker bindings, I've got a couple of buddies who have blown Jesters pretty quickly.
A bit of help would be appreciated.
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PX12 isn't a narrow pattern. Get them and save $90.
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you even get a burlier PX/axial for cheaper than those giffons.
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I thought the Griffon would be a wider pattern because its specifically for a wide ski?
I ripped my PX12s out of my AK Enemies, which is the whole reason I was considering something wider. If there's no big difference I'll definately go with the PX12
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im not sure how you ski but px's shouldnt have ripped out of ak's, or any ski, if mounted properly. now, i would recomment the griffons because 2 reasons, (1) these bindings are made for EPs and wide skis. (2) ive never had any good experiences with PX's, so im kinda biased...
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I skied FKS bindings in my EP Pros all season. Narrowest heel hole pattern out there. Skied hard, the skis took a beating, and nothing ever ripped out. If you're worried about it, heli coil from the begining.
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did you ever end up selling yours? if not, i might consider them instead of new ones
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Its not that hard to rip out bindings. In the last 2 years alone I've ripped px-12's out of fisher addicts and rossi scratches 5 times... once with helicoils. I love px-12's but personally if they are going to be used on powder skis I would probably go for something with a higher din.. not sure of griffons really do have a wider mounting stance but if they do it couldn't hurt. Everything I've heard about the new Markers is good but haven't personally tried them.
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Skis are gone, bindings are for sale.
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