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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
i just got pe's and im lookin for a good/light binding to put on em. im pretty light(127lbs) so i need sumthin lightweight. the reason i posted this is because at my local shop the guy told me to get look nova 9's but i dont know alot about bindings and the guy seemed like a fucken idiot.


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Oct 15 2003 7:08PM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
the novas were only 50 bucks but i havent heard much about them.


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Oct 15 2003 7:14PM
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mystic
Posts: 497 - Karma: 10
good call he is a fucking idiot. i recommend a pair of look p12 jibs
Oct 15 2003 7:14PM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
yea he seemed so clueless about skiing


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Oct 15 2003 7:21PM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
i asked him about looks or salomons and he said they were way to heavy for park skis....this guy must have been a snowboarder or sumthin.


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Oct 15 2003 7:35PM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
any other input on look nova???


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Oct 15 2003 8:08PM
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P-JO
Posts: 6853 - Karma: 75
salomons not heavy at all, look/rossignol are heavy. Get the salomon 912s or I think they call them the pocket rocket binding, but I have them and their light and awesome.





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Oct 15 2003 8:15PM
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4real
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salomons are somewhat heavy, I have the S810's, but if u want salomon get the s810 TI, or the s912 TI the TI stands for titanium (duh) and makes them lighter and more dourable, but i have heard nothing but good things from friends as well as online about looks, somepeople say that Look's brakes bend down and can dig into the snow, well guess what my salomons do the same and even that is no big deal just bend em back

mmmm skis
Oct 15 2003 8:21PM
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mystic
Posts: 497 - Karma: 10
nova's are the cheap ass learning to ski binding. seriously stick with looks and get a p10 or p12
Oct 15 2003 8:37PM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
thanx for the help



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Oct 15 2003 8:50PM
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Snowbird_15
Posts: 316 - Karma: 10
I have the Rossi Scratch 140 and can honestly say it's the best binding i have ever riden. I have riden Salomon's, Tyrolia's an d Rossi's and like the rossi's the best. I've never riden Look's but their similar to Rossi's and have heard good things about them.


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Oct 15 2003 10:23PM
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freeskisquaw
Posts: 1120 - Karma: 16
salomon 912 ti's are the best lightweight, strong binding out there, closely followed by the look jib's
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Oct 15 2003 11:17PM
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PhaedeD
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tyrolia are nice its what i got.











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Oct 15 2003 11:30PM
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mo-rod
Posts: 1948 - Karma: 8
salomon s912 tis are killer. I have them on all my freestyle skiis.
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Oct 15 2003 11:51PM
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freeskisquaw
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tyrolias suck garden weasel
i like juice
Oct 15 2003 11:58PM
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Hedekar
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any look pivot binder or rossi axial will do the trick. they are the best as far as I am concerned.






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Oct 16 2003 12:00AM
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Freestyla11
Posts: 160 - Karma: 12
is a lifter useful?



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Oct 16 2003 2:38PM
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mo-rod
Posts: 1948 - Karma: 8
risers are dumb for freestyle u dont want to make turning easier when ur focussing on freestyle. technique and style should make it all come together!
also pivot bindings do have their plusses, just not in the bumps or if u do nutty spins in the pipe. they can (not that they do often) cause injuries to knees
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**Two Tone Productions** __ **Volkl**
Ice, snow, man-made, slush, powder, as long as u land on your feet nothing else matters

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Oct 16 2003 9:28PM
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joe_cool_ski
Posts: 796 - Karma: 9
first of all the kid is not that much of an ass if you asked for the lightest binding that is what he suggested it is the lightest binding out there. look also has the same toe peice no matter what binding you use. it is the din that changes so the guy may have been a tool but he did not do that bad of a job. the p12 is a little heavy but it would give you a pivot heal and that is better for the park but the nova would be fine for someone of your size hope this helps
Oct 16 2003 9:49PM
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