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Bindings????

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ericd489
Posts: 2 - Karma: 10
I've got the Liberty Phil Larose 171 skis. What binding would work best, but at the same time not break the bank?
Nov 10 2010 4:40PM
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ferrariowner123
Posts: 1623 - Karma: 28
Elaborate on your self.

How tall are you?
How much do you weigh?
how hard do you ski?
Where are you going to ski the most?
How much are you looking to spend?
Is weight an issue that you want to address?

Fill that out, then we can give you a good recommendation.
Nov 10 2010 5:02PM
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ericd489
Posts: 2 - Karma: 10
6'
160 lbs
I'm a moderate-hard skier
Probably going to ski most parks to groomers
I'm willing to spend up to 300
Weight would not be an issue

Like I said, I'm not wanting to spend a whole bunch so if you have any used bindings that are in good shape, I'd be willing to go used.

Thanks for the help.
Nov 10 2010 5:07PM
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ferrariowner123
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Hmmm i would recommend either the STH 12 or 14 (no difference between them other than the din, so its up to you on that one)

or the FKS 140's

Both are great bindings, both are very durable, and can be found for probably around $250-300 ish, if thats too much maybe a pair of griffins will be a good one as well.

Hope that helps.
Nov 10 2010 5:30PM
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nutsnbolts
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marker girffons, thats what im putting on my LTEs
Nov 10 2010 7:19PM
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Chompo.
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Fks 140's or jesters would be best. But you would be fine with px12's, griffons, sth 12/14's and many other bindings. But like i said fks 140's or jesters would be the best.
Nov 10 2010 7:21PM
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DUKES
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I also have laroses and im mounting sth14 drivers, they are light and the driver toe is more durable than the standard sth14 toe piece, and i believe you can find them on evogear for 230 or 240, yeah my laroses are goin to be my "intro to park" ski
Nov 10 2010 7:30PM
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