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Marker Squires Good Park Bindings?

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Rehrig_55
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Hey I just purchased a pair of marker squire bindings and was wondering if they are durable and good for park. I like to go hard and push myself in the park so did I purchase the right bindings?
Oct 10 2017 10:53AM
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GoldFlameChain
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i broke mine the first week i had them
Oct 10 2017 10:58AM
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casual
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No not really. Unless you're very young and very light. I've only ever heard about them in the context of them blowing up.
Oct 10 2017 11:01AM
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grilled_steeze
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Squires are basically a hard plastic beginner binding, so they break. Lots of people go with griffons but i personally think they're really heavy and I messed mine up in less than a season. I have Tyrolia Attack 16's and love em. Super light, cheap, not as durable cosmetically but the important part is they still do their job.
Oct 10 2017 11:02AM
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tdollo
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I would have researched this before you bought them. I've never ridden them but they are not the best for park.. at all. At least they're pretty cheap so when (not if) you break them, you wouldn't have lost that much money
Oct 10 2017 11:08AM
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Rehrig_55
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I got them for free because the ski shop owed me bindings so I guess we will see but wow that sucks
Oct 10 2017 11:12AM
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grilled_steeze
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Rehrig_55I got them for free because the ski shop owed me bindings so I guess we will see but wow that sucks


If they're not mounted yet sell them new in box for cheap and buy yourself a better pair. If they're mounted and break take them back to the shop and have them swap them for something better for free or at a lower cost, since the ones they gave you exploded. That's what my shop does at least
Oct 10 2017 11:17AM
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Rehrig_55
Posts: 27 - Karma: 40
grilled_steezeIf they're not mounted yet sell them new in box for cheap and buy yourself a better pair. If they're mounted and break take them back to the shop and have them swap them for something better for free or at a lower cost, since the ones they gave you exploded. That's what my shop does at least

They are in the process of being mounted so I will take them back if they break.
Oct 10 2017 11:18AM
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SofaKingSick
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Rehrig_55I got them for free because the ski shop owed me bindings so I guess we will see but wow that sucks


why did they owe you bindings?
Oct 10 2017 12:06PM
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tdollo
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SofaKingSickwhy did they owe you bindings?


they peed in his butt
Oct 10 2017 12:58PM
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Jesseparoline
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Have owned squires. if you land switch and lose a ski, the brake will snap. Went through a lot of brakes until I got Tyrollia attacks. Get the shop to stock some extra brakes for you
Oct 10 2017 1:31PM
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Rehrig_55
Posts: 27 - Karma: 40
SofaKingSickwhy did they owe you bindings?

Because they lost my old pair I gave back with my skis that delaminated.
Oct 10 2017 1:56PM
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SofaKingSick
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Rehrig_55Because they lost my old pair I gave back with my skis that delaminated.


hm okay. and what bindings were those?
Oct 10 2017 2:06PM
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Rehrig_55
Posts: 27 - Karma: 40
SofaKingSickhm okay. and what bindings were those?

They were junior look pivots, they wouldn't fit my weight anymore.
Oct 10 2017 2:24PM
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JeanJumps
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The first day riding them my brake snapped off completely and I lost my ski forever
Oct 10 2017 3:41PM
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SofaKingSick
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Rehrig_55They were junior look pivots, they wouldn't fit my weight anymore.


okay cool just making sure they didn't lose some high quality bindings and replace them with something cheaper
Oct 10 2017 4:25PM
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Colin_7__
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Hey man i was looking at them as well but i decided to go with some look pivots instead. Hope everything works out for you though.
Oct 11 2017 10:09PM
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HypeBeast
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Colin_7__Hey man i was looking at them as well but i decided to go with some look pivots instead. Hope everything works out for you though.


Same here. Look pivots are the same as FKS and heard nothing but praise about them. Bombproof, albeit slightly heavier vs jesters or griffons. I would keep the jesters since u already have them mounted. If they break, then get some pivots.
Oct 12 2017 2:35AM
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mmccarthy81
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Second butter I did, heel piece snapped on me and I landed on my face. So nope.
Oct 12 2017 5:52PM
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mmccarthy81
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Forgot to mention the brake broke first but they were still skiable, then the whole heel piece broke 5 hours of skiing later.
Oct 12 2017 5:55PM
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Type_III_Skier
Posts: 48 - Karma: 53
I have never had so many double ejections upon landings....... Pro's are that the binding is light weight.
Oct 13 2017 3:57PM
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lilpaesano
Posts: 25 - Karma: 53
Dude Marker Squire bindings are the shittiest things ever. First day riding them last year I was on my 3rd park lap and I buttered them a little and they completely shattered.
Nov 2 2017 8:50PM
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chicken
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biggest issue is they have no travel in the heel. you will pre-release a lot unless you crank the dins super high.
Nov 2 2017 10:57PM
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