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CHARLES.BRONSON
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Hey does anyone know why dave crichton and other dynastar team members were skiing on brand new looking ten year old look bindings? You know, The old ones with the salomon type triangular one piece toe and old turntable. My friend's dad has a pair, and Im thinking of putting them on my madtrix 181s? Should I?
Nov 25 2003 9:12PM
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SkiLuigi1300
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oldskool is ike newskool .. except older

hahaha that was dumb but yea def.. oldskool is the way to live it and while youre at it buy a neon one-piece suit from salvation army
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Nov 25 2003 9:18PM
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SkiLuigi1300
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oldskool is like newskool .. except older

hahaha that was dumb but yea def.. oldskool is the way to live it and while youre at it buy a neon one-piece suit from salvation army
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Nov 25 2003 9:19PM
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MadTrix4185
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ya man i jus got some of those, if they look like that then ya there good, i had the same ? myself

Nov 25 2003 9:19PM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
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Thanks for the pic, do you know if shops still mount these? If not, where can I get a drill jig for these? Are they metal or plastic? what advantages do they have that makes sponsored pros want them over new look bindings? How old are they?

Thanks, I think thats all my questions
Nov 25 2003 9:37PM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
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Thanks for the pic, do you know if shops still mount these? If not, where can I get a drill jig for these? Are they metal or plastic? what advantages do they have that makes sponsored pros want them over new look bindings? How old are they?

Thanks, I think thats all my questions
Nov 25 2003 9:39PM
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MadTrix4185
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these r 02' models
Nov 25 2003 9:59PM
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probably because bindings these days are heavy pieces of shit with all kinds of risers and dampers and bullshit to make sucky skiiers just a little less sucky.

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Nov 25 2003 10:07PM
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MadTrix4185
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the pros wnt um becasuse of the high din setting and they r all meatal so tehre industructable. a favorite among ski bums becasuse they last so long
Nov 25 2003 11:18PM
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conifercatcher
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You can also see if you can get your hands on some rossi pro 180's, I just picked a pair of those up for $40 that were on some trashed 9x's. These things are bomb proof.






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Nov 26 2003 1:17AM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
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Hey, does anyone know if shops still mount these, or if they have the same hole pattern as the newer look bindings?
Nov 27 2003 5:14PM
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massivemassing
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why wouldnt a shop mount them?
My brother has those bindings on his skis
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Nov 27 2003 5:22PM
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ReggaeConcept1
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they actually arent 10 years old. they are the look Z race bindings. they are they race stock bindings look mades, so i dont suggest trying to mount up 10 year old bindings unless you are really sure it's what you want



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Nov 27 2003 5:25PM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
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Well, my dad try'd to have some old salomon bindings mounted on his new skis, and the shop said they weren't allowed to mount them because of some liability bullshit over how old they are.
So Your saying your brother had a shop mount them, right?
Nov 27 2003 5:26PM
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h3ofilms
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the Look race binding (at least the red model 7-17 din) is NOT the same hole pattern as the P series and Jib bindings. Some shows will not have the proper jig.

other then that, sick binding that is a good investment. They are bombproof

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Nov 27 2003 7:07PM
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a shop will usually never throw out a jig. If they sold or mounted the binding at one point, chances are they still can.

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'Dude, check out this nasty gouge.'
'Your mom has a nasty gouge.'

im just gonna sling crystal meth so i dont have to get a real job and can afford to ski, with the way my senior year is goin though thats probably one of my few options
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Nov 28 2003 10:57AM
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doghoy
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yup right on ^
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Nov 28 2003 8:01PM
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bigpygmy
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A look authorized binding installer will be able to tell you if they are still indemnified by Look which would determine whether or not they may install them...
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Nov 28 2003 10:06PM
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Hepcat1000000000
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As far as i know, a shop only won't mount a binding if there's a piece missing or something cuz then if you get hurt you could blame it on them. My local shop wouldn't touch my dad's old Rossi 4s's because that stupid little teflon piece was missing on one of the bindings.
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Nov 28 2003 10:23PM
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bigpygmy
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we won't mount a binding if it is non-indemnified by the manufacturer or if it is not functional ie. missing stuff or will not pass the required release and funtion tests. Non-indemnified usually just means it's an old binding or they have had problems with it...
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Nov 28 2003 10:37PM
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stumpy
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those bindings are the look ZR series. they are a world cup binding with a din of either 7-17 or 8-18 the reason the pros like them so much is that they have crazy good retension annd there bombproof if ur good and u can find a pair buy em. they re available at www.skiandsnowboards.com they may not be on the site but if u call we have them in stock we also have the jig to mount them.
Nov 29 2003 8:51PM
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