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How much does your shop charge to mount your bindings?

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TimersMix
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How much does your shop charge you to mount your bindings? Ive found a few old threads from like 10 years ago but was wondering if it has changed.
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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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My palmwood core air bethlehems got mounted for 30 myrrh and 12 frankincense.
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skiP.E.I.
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K-Dot.Shops have machines that test it


i've never heard of that.
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chicken
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If you bring your own skis and bindings we charge $65.

That's the same price as a tune, and cheaper than putting boot lifters on, which is kinda stupid in terms of how long it takes.
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yung_gaia
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TimersMixHow much does your shop charge you to mount your bindings? Ive found a few old threads from like 10 years ago but was wondering if it has changed.
no charge when the bindings are bought from them, but it's $30 otherwise.
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Hansel9001
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Thot.exeMy ski shop charged me 45 when I bought skis and bindings from them, they said if I just brought in my own skis and bindings it will be closer to 120 though


Anyone charging 120 for a
Mount should be slapped in the face like
A bitch.
There are tons of good mounters who do it right for no more than
50 bucks.
I bet this 120 dollar cock master cant even do it right.
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PsychicMigration
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75$
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hank_hill
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I think the charge is more for the binding release test then the actual labor of mounting them. It's like paying for health insurance.
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TimersMix
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hank_hillI think the charge is more for the binding release test then the actual labor of mounting them. It's like paying for health insurance.

I was talking to a shop in NZ asking if I can get some bindings release tested, and apparently they dont know a single shop in NZ that does release testing.
6 years ago
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SoAnG
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Free
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Stretch.
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The shop I work at charges $35 unless you’re a local and it’s free if you buy skis, bindings, or boots from us
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Darc
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Somewhere between 40 and 50 nzd, free if you buy either bindings or skis off them.
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oldworld_newlife
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500$
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NorthEastSwerve
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Mountain Dogs in Plaistow, New Hampshire did mine in less than a day for 40$. They also removed bindings from my skis and drilled new holes/filled the old ones. Very nice staff I'd recommend them to anyone around.
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