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Line Reactor 12 impressions(pics)

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emb531
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Got them yesterday, come in a nice padded case. They seem sturdy, the brakes are kind of a pain in the ass to put in. Actually pretty light, the quickmount system works super easy on my Chronics, it takes like 2 minutes to put them on. Adjusting the bindings for different size boots is super easy too, you pull on a lever and then it releases the back or the front binding to move forward or back. Here are some pics:



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Oct 15 2004 2:32PM
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Freestyla_01
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All skis should have that.
SOon enough.
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Nov 2 2004 1:40AM
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Naturalbornskier
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yeah they look mad cool






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Nov 2 2004 6:16AM
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dawilltoski
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lines ski stances go like this (closest to farthest from center): pollards; mike nicks, skogans, 1260s (all the same position); chronics; mothership flite; mothership ti, prophet



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Nov 2 2004 7:45AM
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guddgulf17
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on my chronics , they arent center mounted (the holes). you can change the mount by moving the heel and toe pieces, because they can move forward and backward. this works unless you have huge feet

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Nov 2 2004 9:22AM
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tripslip38
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It's not science, just a checklist of adjustments:

Sole length and forward pressure: For a centered mounting, find the shell size of your boot and set the heel piece to that marking. Then adjust the toe piece until it's snug. You can make micro adjustments to boot centerline by jockeying this around. The forward pressure indicator(the little pokey thing in sticking out of the front of the toe piece) should be sticking out .5mm-2.5mm. Not sticking out is bad, and sticking out too far(past the black nub) is bad. Anywhere inbetween is ok. This insures that your DIN setting is accurate.

DIN: Find a chart on the web for your ability and weight, set to that number.

Toe height: Adjust the big screw on top of the toe piece until the clearance between the sole of your boot and the toe pressure plate is about the thickness of a magazine subscription card folded in half.

Don't come crying to me if you screw this up.
Nov 10 2004 12:07PM
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tripslip38
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I mounted my Pollard Pros(2004 non-drilled) 1cm back from the centerline, hoping for a squeak more speed stability. Cool thing about the Reactors is that I can shift them forward back to the intended centerline if I want.
Nov 10 2004 12:28PM
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SteveStepp
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Wow some one took a shit in a box









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Nov 10 2004 12:30PM
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eastAR5
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they look like dope bindings but they are SOO fucking heavy not that it matters too much. 1 reactor binding just about weighed as much as 1260s with ti810s





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Nov 10 2004 12:31PM
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yellav
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'I'll just steal a pair off some dumb kid.'

hahahahaha

that box turns me on

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Nov 10 2004 12:40PM
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Tha_Grouch
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your kinda dumb. They are that heavy at all. 2 oz heavier than a p12, and I have both, so I know.


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Nov 10 2004 3:18PM
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T.L.
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them thangs is FYNE!!!

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Nov 10 2004 7:31PM
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