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AndrewUtter
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I need help with my bindings. I don't know which ones to get
My ski are size 145
Dementions of my ski 107/74/99
I weigh 95 pounds
+k for bumps and help would be appreciated
Sep 5 2011 5:18PM
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gusestomp
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BUMP
Sep 5 2011 6:46PM
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AndrewUtter
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bump
Sep 5 2011 8:40PM
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Crispy.
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What type of skier are you?

And you won't need anything over a 12 din.
Sep 5 2011 8:46PM
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AndrewUtter
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Beginning freestyle
Sep 5 2011 8:47PM
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lukewalnuts
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look px 12 jibs are solid and cheap...

i'd go with those
Sep 5 2011 8:50PM
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AndrewUtter
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Will they work with my size ski though. The center of my ski is really thin
Sep 5 2011 8:53PM
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wintersway
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the shop will adjust the brakes for your ski...
Sep 5 2011 9:00PM
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AndrewUtter
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Thanks +k Does anyone have any more binding suggestions
Sep 6 2011 2:56AM
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Pipe_Munky
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PX12 might not work depending on your boot. If you're in a junior boot you will have a thinner toe lug on the boot that won't work with an adult binding.

I'd say go with a Marker Squire. They have an adjustable height toe piece
Sep 6 2011 10:03AM
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stickerman
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check out the marker squire. good binding for the lighter freeskier.
Sep 6 2011 10:08AM
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AndrewUtter
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I'm a size 8 boot so what ever that is I think it's a 25 or 26
Sep 6 2011 4:41PM
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AndrewUtter
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Sep 6 2011 8:46PM
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AndrewUtter
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Sep 7 2011 6:49AM
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steezenskis
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you could also try the marker jesters. relativly inexpensive lightweight park binding
Sep 7 2011 2:09PM
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steezenskis
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sorry, i meant the squire. you def dont need the jester
Sep 7 2011 2:12PM
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gusestomp
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I have the marker squire. there real legit.
Sep 7 2011 3:46PM
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AndrewUtter
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That a little over my price range looking for around 100-200
Sep 8 2011 6:06AM
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AndrewUtter
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Sep 8 2011 6:58PM
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gusestomp
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bummmmp!!!!!!!!
Sep 8 2011 7:49PM
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rudager
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http://www.untracked.com/c81-ski_bindings_freeride_freestyle.html

Browse around in here.
Some really really good bindings for some really good prices
Sep 8 2011 9:20PM
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SKI.ING
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http://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-bindings/4frnt-padlock-11-90mm-brakes.aspx
Sep 8 2011 10:55PM
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L@W
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marker squire... for sure, its a good binding for a light skier
Sep 8 2011 11:01PM
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californiagrown
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STH16 steel

PX18

any binding that ends in "comp20"
Sep 9 2011 10:57PM
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rudager
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I'm sorry, but did you read OP?


You're on the completely wrong scale. Nothing you wrote fits his criteria
Sep 9 2011 10:59PM
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