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Need ski binding help, only have a few options

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SwistySteeze
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so i just won some skis flat, and i need some bindings to go with them, but because i live in switzerland and i also really am not in a position to spend $150< on bindings i've compiled some options. can ns help me decide/give me advice where i can order some bindings?

ive looked at the binding thread, but i still dont have much of an idea about bindings :/

thanks +k for advice







thanks
Jan 24 2012 12:17PM
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I_Am_Mod
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those dynastar trouble skibindings are decent ! go for those, they're the best ones that you listed, followed by the first pair, the salomons ....

+theyre super common so finding replacement parts or mounting them can be done in any shop ....
Jan 24 2012 12:21PM
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I_Am_Mod
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or obviously the schizos, i'd say the dynastars are probably going to be a bit sturdier but the schizos are brand new and have the added function of moving backwards and forwards for park/pow ....

it's your call :) dynastar or the slightly more expensive but still very cheap griffon schizos are a good deal!

Jan 24 2012 12:24PM
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SwistySteeze
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thanks, i agree the markers would be best, but i REALLY am short of cash at the moment. i think i'll go for the dynastars.
+k to you, my friend!
Jan 24 2012 1:13PM
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YourBoyBlue
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The troubles are the best that you have listed, but these are better.

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/672657/

Check the S/T forum for more bindings, most will still work fine for you.
Jan 24 2012 1:24PM
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rudager
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Go for the Troubles. I've used them, and they were the only 12 din bindings I've liked (Haven't used FKS 120).

Go for the Troubles
Jan 24 2012 1:32PM
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I_Am_Mod
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also just curious, where in switserland do you ski ?
Jan 24 2012 1:48PM
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wintersway
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they also say theyre squire schizo's which are actually more geared towards groms who want the build of the adult binding.

the dynastar trouble is definitely the best option, in my opinion.
Jan 24 2012 1:52PM
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SwistySteeze
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thanks everyone,
any info on durability? i want these to last
Jan 24 2012 1:54PM
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[J_Gasper]
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My best buddy has the squires. If you throw down, dont get em. They are a piece of shit. Break all the time and pre ejects all the time
Jan 24 2012 1:57PM
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I_Am_Mod
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oops yeah, i totally clicked a wrong link,the bindings listed are indeed squires, they don't even come with the schizo adjustment system, squires are indeed very light grom bindings, difinitely go for dynastar then , my bad, sorry :/

^^and at OP, yes, the dynastars or rossignol PX12 (identical binding) are quite durable, they have a very good reputation !
Jan 24 2012 1:57PM
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rudager
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Yep, pretty strong.

If you want something to last though, you'd have to look into a beefier or stronger bindings. Usually would cost more $$$
Jan 24 2012 1:59PM
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SwistySteeze
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update: hadnt realised the end date was in 5 days, so the skis wont be that cheap by then i bet :/ second/third choices anyone?
Jan 24 2012 3:17PM
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rudager
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out of your listed options? None.
Schizo's are prone to breaking. I've seen them just explode from nothing.

Check out the Salomon STH 12 Driver
If you can find some FKS 120s, get those.
Jan 24 2012 3:20PM
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