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Pistolpusher
Posts: 172 - Karma: 10
so i just bought some Chronics and am now trying to figure out the binding situation...i am hesitant to buy the Line binding because of its past and weight issue. i want a binding that will be relatively light but also safe...what is a good bindings to get?
Aug 26 2004 7:35PM
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dirty_dreb
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well. look p12s, or p10s, depending on weight
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Aug 26 2004 7:36PM
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ArmadaFreerider8
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depends on how much you wanna pay the p12 jibs are your best bet, rossi/look are just the same bindings so it's all a matter of how much you wanna spend, if your willing to spend a lot jibs are the best






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Aug 26 2004 7:38PM
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Pistolpusher
Posts: 172 - Karma: 10
is there a difference between the p12 Jib and the p10 other than the DIN setting?
Aug 26 2004 7:42PM
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selfportrait
Posts: 1632 - Karma: 16
well, the p12 jib has a little rubber pad is all. yeah, if you're a lightweight, just get the cheaper p10s, they're awesome.

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Aug 26 2004 7:46PM
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Mike.Records
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The one difference I know of about the look jib binding is that it has a small elastomer shock in it to absorb landings. I have the p10s are diffenitly heavy, but it doesnt bother me, I dont know if the titanium ones are enough lighter to notice a difference. I've held both bindings that were not mounted and could barely feel a weight difference.
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Aug 26 2004 7:46PM
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Pistolpusher
Posts: 172 - Karma: 10
i mean i am 160 so i dont knwo if i am a light weight...but i never really put my DIN past 10 anyways...waht about the new scratchs?
Aug 26 2004 7:51PM
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nkmo.
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I weigh 180, I have p10's DIN at 8, and I have never had a problem with them releasing when I didnt need them to.


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Aug 26 2004 9:07PM
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skiLINE4ever57
Posts: 100 - Karma: 10
best bindings u can get are rossi axiums cuz they are light, good, and cheap.
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Aug 26 2004 9:09PM
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skiingpimp
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if u have a good shop in town ask them. cause they will fit u up with shit that should be good for u if they are a dank shop. and if they break lata they should take care of u
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Aug 26 2004 10:05PM
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Big_Willy
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Ive gone through many bindings and only trust looks. Looks release reliably and are durable. They are a little heavier than salomons tho.



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Aug 26 2004 11:26PM
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Pistolpusher
Posts: 172 - Karma: 10
i have been looking around and i think i might get either the new rossi scratch 100's or the Axium 200....any thoughts? the scratch seems like the binding to get for a jib ski and thats mainly what i am gunna use my new set up for. the advantage to the axium is supposedly its light
Aug 27 2004 2:12PM
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skihillraod
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the jibs are not the best the p14 quartz/titanium is and you can find old ones everywhere. Just get any look pivot and find titanium heel pieces to save weight. Look pjib = black paintjob thats it.
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Aug 27 2004 4:29PM
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