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I really need help with bindings

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Easy-E
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So I always just get some cheap, used bindings from ski swaps, right now I've got the marker free 12.0s, those were recalled and I see why, they're always falling apart

So basicly, can someone give me some tips on buying binding for park skiing?
May 22 2013 11:16PM
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Blake.P
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Get some decent ones. Look px series, pivots, fks, salomon sth, marker jesters are all good optjons
May 22 2013 11:33PM
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NinetyFour
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Yeah, all of the binding series listed above are pretty good and pretty reliable. Then it really all depends on what you want to spend, and what your needs are.
May 23 2013 12:53AM
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Easy-E
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i dont wanna spend too much, i guess like 200 is max
May 23 2013 1:43PM
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NinetyFour
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Take a look around on backcountry for some Look PX's or their Rossi counterpart, or some Salmon STH12 or 14 drivers. While everything's on sale I'd imagine you could be. Able to snag a pair for less than 200. Good luck man.
May 23 2013 1:50PM
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m-ruta
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This is the place you want to look: http://www.levelninesports.com/Ski-Bindings
May 23 2013 8:40PM
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Easy-E
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What about bootss, I out grew those and I wanna get a pair more geared for park, are just any boots good? Or are there certain forms or shapes that work better?
May 24 2013 10:49AM
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VD.
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There's not really such a thing as a park boot, the boot that is the best for you is the one that fits your feet best, the fitter should ask you what type of skiing you do as well.
May 24 2013 11:07AM
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Easy-E
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okay thanks, that actually cleared alot for me
May 24 2013 3:13PM
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VD.
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If you're wanting to stick in the 12DIN range for your bindings, I'd reccomemd the Rossignol Axial2 120/Look PX12, take a look at my review of them here -http://aslansskiblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/rossignol-axial2-120-ski-binding-review.html Sorry if the clicky doesn't work, I'm not at a computer rut now
May 24 2013 3:51PM
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