Chicken Sedan - Line Skis in Crans Montana

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Will Look nx 11 bindings hold up in park

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Sverw22
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I have these old maybe 6 years old Look ns 11 and thought is it wise to drill them on new skis. I am like 150 pounds and ride park for most of the time so will they hold up?
Sep 30 2021 3:17PM 3 0
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tdollo
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How old are you? How hard do you ski? I would personally stay away from that sort of binding if you're serious about jumping/landing switch.
Sep 30 2021 3:53PM 0 0
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Sverw22
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tdolloHow old are you? How hard do you ski? I would personally stay away from that sort of binding if you're serious about jumping/landing switch.


18 and my ski style is aggressive I think. I am serious about jumps. Maybe it's just better to find pivots.
Sep 30 2021 3:57PM 2 0
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tdollo
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Sverw2218 and my ski style is aggressive I think. I am serious about jumps. Maybe it's just better to find pivots.


Pivots are cool and all but a set of wardens or STHs are also worth considering. At your age and skill level, I would suggest you stay away from the nx 11. Even a Marker Griffon 13 would work for you
Sep 30 2021 3:59PM 4 0
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CatdickBojangles
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tdolloPivots are cool and all but a set of wardens or STHs are also worth considering. At your age and skill level, I would suggest you stay away from the nx 11. Even a Marker Griffon 13 would work for you


Attacks will treat you better than wardens or griffons and be way cheaper too.
Sep 30 2021 4:15PM 3 0
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