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Good, cheap freestyle bindings

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newtdogg
Posts: 36 - Karma: -4
i need to get some good, cheap freestyle bindings that are common enough for me to buy them in England, any ideas guys?
Jun 14 2012 3:27PM
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ikindalikeskiing
Posts: 1381 - Karma: 142
Sth's px14s are super cheap
Jun 14 2012 3:30PM
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pastysmasher
Posts: 780 - Karma: 664
i find these words don't usually go together :( unless you get lucky
Jun 14 2012 4:30PM
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Poikenz
Posts: 1406 - Karma: 3,131
Rossignol axial/ look px (insert your din choice here) are just fine. Really when it comes to price they are all about the same, or sth if you want to spend a bit more. I would give other options but really you want something fairly common if you need to replace anything. I don't know about where you are living or what is best, so check your local shop and that should give you a good idea of what you should be looking at.
Jun 14 2012 5:16PM
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.jon
Posts: 2121 - Karma: 345
px12s are just fine for most people, and you can get crazy good deals on them. sometimes px14s go for even a little cheaper
Jun 14 2012 7:35PM
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snakerton
Posts: 2434 - Karma: 1,977
yeah axials are pretty good. my friend has them and loves them. also they are in a dope color
Jun 15 2012 12:35AM
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manny.ester
Posts: 708 - Karma: 141
geartrade.com

got my peak 18 thalls for under 100, lots of good deals on geartrade
Jun 15 2012 2:10AM
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VD.
Posts: 4054 - Karma: 4,564
I used axail2s (12 din one) for about 30 days last season. They're are a little heavier than some other 12 dins but I found the durability on the axail2s to be pretty good. If you're looking at 12 din bindings the axail2 is probably your best bet. Otherwise see if you can get hold of the griffons from 2 seasons back with a bit of metal in, this place has them http://www.theoutdoorgearshop.co.uk/acatalog/Ski_Bindings.html
Jun 15 2012 2:35AM
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Blake.P
Posts: 9894 - Karma: 3,585
the axial 12/px 12/freeski2 120 are all the same binding just different rossi/look/dynastar branding. i would definitely recommend them, a bit heavier than some, but super solid and i've still got a pair that made it through 4 seasons
Jun 15 2012 3:33AM
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onenerdykid
Posts: 6638 - Karma: 10,532
Generally speaking, these are the 2 types of bindings you can buy:

1. Durable, Heavy, Expensive.

2. Fragile, Light, Cheap.

You might get randomly lucky and find an expensive binding on the cheap at some sale, but it is out of the ordinary.
Jun 15 2012 4:10AM
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NoSkillsCrew
Posts: 1197 - Karma: 2,058
another vote for px12's. you can swap parts on these without unmounting the binding. I'm a big fan of that.
Jun 15 2012 11:09AM
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