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Breaking Brakes

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PaperClipSteeze
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I'm in the market for new bindings and am wondering which have the best brakes that are least likely to break. I currently have rossignol axial2 and I have been through way too many brakes from ejecting switch and they just snap. Just tired of wasting 20-40$ each time they snap.
Nov 28 2015 4:17PM
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Swandog7
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I'd czech out Marker Squires. Notorious for there sweet unbreakable brakes that never snap or bend, and always stay intact.

For real though some major bindings like sth 13, attack 13, and fks have some nice brakes. Typically don't brake and are top of the line bindings. Marker griffons are fine too but I try to stay away from Marker a little. FKS brakes are a bitch to replace though
Nov 28 2015 7:38PM
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Jayslatt
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I know the feeling. I have axials and they break every time I eject switch. Just bought some Sth 12s, hoping they will be better.
Nov 28 2015 11:29PM
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japanada
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Brakes are going to brake when you release switch as they dont bend that way. The bindings imo dont make a huge difference in that regard. Make your your bindings are properly adjusted throughout the season, and learn how to land switch.
Nov 29 2015 4:50PM
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.lencon
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Get STH2

They are the best binding all around and nice for brakes as well. They come with a sick warranty too.
Nov 29 2015 6:20PM
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Kygourz
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If you can get into the din go with the sth 16s
Nov 30 2015 9:54AM
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.lencon
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SteezenbreezeIf you can get into the din go with the sth 16s


Or the 13s
Nov 30 2015 12:33PM
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Kygourz
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.lenconOr the 13s


16s have a little bit more metal so will be more durable
Nov 30 2015 2:33PM
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dmski
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japanadaBrakes are going to brake when you release switch as they dont bend that way. The bindings imo dont make a huge difference in that regard. Make your your bindings are properly adjusted throughout the season, and learn how to land switch.


Pretty much. I have marker dukes and fks on two of my skis and have been able to bend/break both sets doing something dumb, mostly on either rails or landing switch. It doesn't matter what you have usually, if you land wrong it will break or bend eventually.
Nov 30 2015 4:07PM
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tommyk141
Posts: 265 - Karma: 1,332
Swandog7I'd czech out Marker Squires. Notorious for there sweet unbreakable brakes that never snap or bend, and always stay intact.

For real though some major bindings like sth 13, attack 13, and fks have some nice brakes. Typically don't brake and are top of the line bindings. Marker griffons are fine too but I try to stay away from Marker a little. FKS brakes are a bitch to replace though


even the smallest, lightest skier can manage to brake at least 5 brakes a year on squires
Dec 1 2015 2:36PM
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Swandog7
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tommyk141even the smallest, lightest skier can manage to brake at least 5 brakes a year on squires


Even the biggest fag can backflip
Dec 1 2015 3:06PM
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Anesteezia
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Swandog7Even the biggest fag can backflip


So you're saying there's a chance?
Dec 1 2015 3:25PM
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Swandog7
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AnesteeziaSo you're saying there's a chance?

Not gonna say there isnt. If my friend who is one of the biggest can, u may be able to as well. His first attempt he fell on his back and it was great
Dec 1 2015 3:27PM
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