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Good park bindings with a good price?

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BrowneFloater
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So I just ordered some Coreupt Candide Yard 2010's as my park skis. I already have a pow ski. I am looking for a binding for the park skis. I have been looking at the Head Mojo 11, and 12. Is the mojo 11 good enough, or should I pay the extra to get the 12? I am 15, 5'11'', and have a size 13 foot in US. I guess thats a 30.5 in Europe. I am 145 lbs, bet will be growing a bit more. Any other good priced recomendations?
Dec 26 2011 2:10PM
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CDdesign
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the mojo 12 is def worth the extra coin... not for the increase in Din setting, but for the more durable toe and heel.. less plastic...
Dec 26 2011 3:04PM
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Kreech
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The look px 15 race is only like $130 in the evo outlet, hop on! The px 14s are $100.
Dec 26 2011 3:07PM
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CDdesign
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the look rossi px series are extremely heavy and do not work near as well as head/tyrolia

Dec 26 2011 3:13PM
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Kreech
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The Pivots are heavy and annoying to clip in and out of but people still use them because they're a good binding. I'm not a huge fan of the px series either, but for a cheap reliable binding that's going to be pretty bombproof, they get the job done. Plus $100 14 din bindings are a steal.
Dec 26 2011 3:19PM
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Blake.P
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I have the 14's and they are fine. A bit heavy, but it's all underfoot so it doesn't really matter too much. And the 14's have a ton of metal so they are bombproof
Dec 26 2011 3:35PM
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FreezerKid
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cant look for park bindings without considering the salomon sth series try and get the driver version beacuse it is a better designed toe peice
Dec 26 2011 4:40PM
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Ribss.
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anyone have any info on the Marker 12.0 free ski binding? trying t find a good cheap park binding for my new Surface No Times
Dec 26 2011 5:29PM
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PlaygroundRapist
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Ebay.
Dec 26 2011 5:35PM
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Tucks
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Well unless you are doing strictly groomers I bet you will break them this season. I would not recommend them by any means because the brake assembly will blow up on you.

-To OP; the head/tyrolia aren't bad although I would go with the 12 at least; don't skimp on bindings or you well probably have to replace them with a durable binding and end up paying double what you should have. Check around bindings taking fks/griffon/jester taken out of the equation bindings price fluctuate greatly but if you end up getting them at a shop you could probably get a free or half price mount for getting them from there which would save you ~40$ depending what your shop charges to mount them.
Dec 26 2011 5:38PM
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Ribss.
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Alrighty, good to know. Im gonna be doing 100% park on these rails and jumps. What would actually be a good binding for that?
Dec 26 2011 5:50PM
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Jo_n
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my experience with the head/tryolia we just as heavy as px in my opinion

Dec 26 2011 6:11PM
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Stz
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You can find a px14 for >$100 right now on the internet.

HINT: the website is well known
Dec 26 2011 11:02PM
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BrowneFloater
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2012 mojo 11 better than 2010 mojo 12? the px 12 and 14 sound heavy from what i've read. does it make much of a difference?

Dec 26 2011 11:58PM
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