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Tyrolia Peak opinions

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DatPolishSkier
Posts: 18 - Karma: 15
Hey guys i got myself a pair of 2011-2012 thalls (181cm) and im looking at getting the tyrolia peak bindings (specifically the peak 12). Anyway I just wanted to know if these are good bindings and if you guys have had good experiences with these binding. I myself and an advance-expert skier (80% park) 6' 2" and weigh 146lbs. Thanks guys.
Nov 3 2012 3:14PM
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*mKas*
Posts: 52 - Karma: 11
I've had them mounted on Line Chronics for 3 years now.  They are a great binding, a good amount of travel to prevent pre-releases, and they seem very durable to me.  I've never had any problems with them.  Also, FYI, these are the same bindings as Head Mojo and 4Frnt Deadbolts.
Nov 3 2012 5:38PM
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50Kal
Posts: 2826 - Karma: 5,369
Great choice in bindings. Tyrolia Peak/4frt series is very underrated binding.
Maybe if you have the money bump up to the 15 din. A 12 din would work great but at your size and ability you might want the more durable 15 din in the long run. It has more metal in it and could take more abuse.
Nov 3 2012 5:49PM
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DatPolishSkier
Posts: 18 - Karma: 15
I would go for the 15 din but i found a pretty good price for the peak 12's ($125)
Nov 3 2012 6:07PM
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50Kal
Posts: 2826 - Karma: 5,369
I'll throw this out there to increase options. Same as tyrolia peak 15 just rebranded under 4frnt. Last years model. 97 waist.
http://www.backcountry.com/4frnt-skis-deadbolt-15-ski-binding-fts0066
Nov 3 2012 6:35PM
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ALaw
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I have the peak 15's and love them. Never had an issue
Nov 3 2012 7:49PM
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bnewbs6
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I have the peak 18's. Amazing binding. Just real heavy. The 15's are great. I wouldn't go for the 12 if I were you though.
Nov 3 2012 8:49PM
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chris.goodhue
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For the time i had my peak 15s i liked them sorta, i found they were a little heavy, (heavier than my fks anyway), they released every time i needed them to and are very solid....ALTHOUGH my brakes sucked, idk why, but i broke both of them, they would bend all the time and sometimes not deploy, yes they were the right size brake, i decided to buy FKS instead, and will probably not ever go away, i feel more safe, and they feel lighter.....my litter bro has the peak 12s i want to say and they have the side to side release thing and they look super safe and are really light, overall the Peaks are very solid bindings but i woudlnt buy them again
Nov 3 2012 9:18PM
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DatPolishSkier
Posts: 18 - Karma: 15
I like the peak 12 cause im not looking to go on a higher din than 12 (at 6 right now and my binding barely release unless they have to). Anyway would the salomon sth 12 also be a solid choice aside from the peak 12.
Nov 3 2012 11:01PM
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DatPolishSkier
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so i guess you would also recommend the fks?
Nov 3 2012 11:03PM
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chris.goodhue
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yes! 100% yes, they are super safe, really durable because of the metal heel piece and really light, unless you get the 18, which you def shouldnt if your at a 6, the fks only comes in 14s and 18s but the 14s might go low enough for you, the only downside is there probably more expensive than the peaks
Nov 3 2012 11:57PM
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FreezerKid
Posts: 744 - Karma: 274
also the liberty bindings
Nov 4 2012 5:05AM
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k2andcannoli
Posts: 644 - Karma: -36
Hate um....
Nov 4 2012 5:42AM
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DatPolishSkier
Posts: 18 - Karma: 15
does anyone else have experience with these bindings. I really appreciate all the feedback already thanks guys. Anybody else though?
Nov 4 2012 4:22PM
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jfrauen
Posts: 183 - Karma: 35
i have this exact set up the 11/12 Thalls and i have the peak 12s mounted on them. Such a great binding, i have nothing but great things to say about them. never had any poroblems with pre-release and they are a super durable binding as well
Nov 4 2012 9:50PM
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DUKES
Posts: 5149 - Karma: 686
depends on which liberty bindings 2 years ago they had a liberty branded binding that was complete shit but now solid since they signed with tyrolia
Nov 4 2012 9:55PM
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FreeVillain
Posts: 747 - Karma: 260
this is almost every binding bud.
Nov 4 2012 9:55PM
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DatPolishSkier
Posts: 18 - Karma: 15
iight thanks for all the input guys, im gonna have to go with the peak 12 for the price. I guess the peak 15 would be better durability wise but i guess ill see. Thanks though +k
Nov 5 2012 9:53AM
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Nicko1981
Posts: 527 - Karma: 180
It was Vist before and they were pretty heavy - in my opinion the Tyrolia are solid and pretty light in comparison.

Liberty also doing the AAA touring binding with Tyrolia this year.
Nov 5 2012 10:25AM
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HouselLeper
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I've got a pair of K2 missDemeanor, these skis a supposed to be good for freeride and park and for riding trails. I'm a newby in a freedtyle, but I want to progress. So what would you advise for me: tyrolia peak 11 or tyrolia attack 11?
I'm 164 tall and 52 kilos
Jan 18 2017 7:58AM
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SofaKingSick
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HouselLeperI've got a pair of K2 missDemeanor, these skis a supposed to be good for freeride and park and for riding trails. I'm a newby in a freedtyle, but I want to progress. So what would you advise for me: tyrolia peak 11 or tyrolia attack 11?
I'm 164 tall and 52 kilos


i dont know much about the Peaks so dont quote me on this but havent the attacks basically replaced them?

and the attacks are sick and i see them for decent prices all the time so id say go with the attacks-- even tho i know almost nothing about the peaks haha
Jan 20 2017 9:48AM
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No.Quarter
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HouselLeperI've got a pair of K2 missDemeanor, these skis a supposed to be good for freeride and park and for riding trails. I'm a newby in a freedtyle, but I want to progress. So what would you advise for me: tyrolia peak 11 or tyrolia attack 11?
I'm 164 tall and 52 kilos


The attack is the next evolution of the peak series. Go attack
Jan 20 2017 3:36PM
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