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JohnnyDope
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Hi everyone,
it's my first post here, and I'm looking to get some advices on what bindings should it get. I got these from my Girlfriend couple weeks ago,
https://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/dynastar-6th-sense-slicer , but I'm kinda limited on the bindings choice since the only store that sells them in Serbia has only these to offer. -----> http://planetbike.rs/pbshop/pb-9876;1;3;15;0;0;0-Vezovi.html
I am 190cm , and 85 kg. I'm still not good enough for the park yet, so I'm mostly riding back country and piste for now
I was doing a little bit of research on it , and I figured that I should get 110mm ones. Which ones do you think would be the best option?
P.s. Only ones marked with green box are available.
Sep 22 2017 12:35PM
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-eREKTion-
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What skis are you using? Of the bindings on that site I'd say the Marker Griffon 13 will work the best. At 190cm 85kg your din should be between 8.5-9.5 so a 13 din will work well. You're saying 110mm will work best but that totally depends on what skis you choose because that's the measurement of break width.
Sep 22 2017 2:41PM
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SofaKingSick
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-eREKTion-What skis are you using? Of the bindings on that site I'd say the Marker Griffon 13 will work the best. At 190cm 85kg your din should be between 8.5-9.5 so a 13 din will work well. You're saying 110mm will work best but that totally depends on what skis you choose because that's the measurement of break width.


he linked them

okay first off OP, those are great skis! be hyped about that. dynastar has stopped marketing as aggressively to us freeride and park folks but they make excellent skis and back when they had a popular park team etc, the skis that led to yours were easily some of the most popular on the scene

regarding binding brakes, im having a little trouble reading the site and i need to get back to work. but for those skis youre looking for brakes with a width of as close to 98mm as possible. i didnt see any there at a quick glance but may be mistaken. but i believe if you dont see anything closer, these

http://planetbike.rs/pbshop/Ski%20oprema/Alpsko%20skijanje/Vezovi/16647/

are your best bet. jesters are decent bindings and 110mm isnt a deal breaker-- that's only 5mm extra on each side of your ski

hope this helps and please feel free to ask more questions, id be happy to answer more stuff and ill do it when i have more time than now!
Sep 22 2017 3:02PM
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