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Park Bindings

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SolidDownSouth
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Best bindings for park?
Nov 19 2013 7:14PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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GTFO Newb. Google it
Nov 19 2013 7:33PM
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No.Quarter
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Unlike the post above, I am here to help.

There is a lot of information needed if you want any help regarding bindings, or any gear for that matter. Regarding bindings, read this thread

Also seeing as you are relatively new, I would Highly advise reading all of the "sticky" threads at the top of Gear Talk. It is also important that you read all of the sticky threads in the Site Discussion Forum page.
Nov 19 2013 8:22PM
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SolidDownSouth
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not new just a new account and im the farthest away from a newb but ive had marker squires for the past few years and there absolute trash and i want opinions on what other people have found to be good not just recommending binding from there dim settings
Nov 19 2013 8:29PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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Oh, sorry bro. Probably the Rossingol fks 180's.
Nov 19 2013 8:32PM
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cwphoto
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i don't personally have them (putting them on my skis in a week or two), but pivot 14s and fks 140s are really popular park bindings, as are the STH driver salomon bindings
Nov 19 2013 8:33PM
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TimRiley
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Salomon Sth Driver
Nov 19 2013 8:33PM
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SolidDownSouth
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ye i was thinkin bout getting those anything but marker will pretty much save my ass from dying
Nov 19 2013 8:35PM
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Negromancer
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Well it's very hard to give a binding recommendations without knowing things like how tall and heavy you are, your ability level and how hard you ski.
Nov 19 2013 8:46PM
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SolidDownSouth
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6'1 180 i go hard in tha paint
Nov 19 2013 8:59PM
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Scotty_Boy
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Could look at marker jester's, they're like griffons but with a lot more metal. And I have rossignol axial 120s and they feel really solid and somewhat heavy (hopefully from some metal parts). Although the 12 din might be too low depending on how hard you're going "in tha paint."
Nov 19 2013 9:32PM
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Perogies
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look pivots or rossi fks
Nov 19 2013 9:34PM
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SkiTheYeast
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fks/sth
Nov 21 2013 11:00PM
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VerticalDrop
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if you have enough weight and aggressiveness to achieve the settings, FKS 180/Pivot 18. If not, the little brothers are more than comparable (FKS 140/Pivot 14).

best bang for your buck Rossi Axial2 120/PX 12
Nov 22 2013 12:35AM
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