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I'm looking to get a pair of Vishnu Key's and I'd preferably like to get Pivots with them but its not a big deal if I need to settle for a different binding. The waist / center width is 95mm.
I had them when I was like 10. My dad returned them. They had a leash because if you twisted out, the brake wouldn’t engage. It was missing one leash and I fell and my ski went flying down the hill. Awful.
I'd go with the og lines fo sho there extremely light and durable with a really low profile I've got a pair and honestly I'll never go back to another binding I'm selling them for 200$ I know what I got lol.
My tyrolyas are amazing I have the attack13s and evo had a sale so I picked up another pair for 100$ and they worked great for my wets which are 86mm so get the wider brake and your golden.
These Emery Altitudes will do just what you want a binding to do while riding Vishnu’s. Super advanced technology to help with butters and sketchy landings.
These Emery Altitudes will do just what you want a binding to do while riding Vishnu’s. Super advanced technology to help with butters and sketchy landings.
You can have some fun with the heelpiece as well. ;)
sorry for everyone's responses so far, they don't get out much
those bindings there are Line Reactors. it was line's attempt at revolutionizing ski bindings back in like 2004. they were a good idea in theory but the execution was terrible-- they were heavy but also exploded all the time. pretty sure it's what directly led to Line cutting/changing their team a ton the next year. not a success.
anyway, yeah pivots are the gold standard, but if those are too heavy or pricy for your taste, tyrolia attacks (12/13/14 or up; the 11s are constructed differently, as they're a kids'/noob binding) are popular for good reason, and salomon STH are popular as well. those are pretty much the only 3 bindings people will generally recommend on here
LogiLine reactor bindings. They were made for a ski with pre-drilled inserts called the 1260s by Line or something. They quickly failed
all the line skis that year (those years?) had the 4 hole pattern for the binding, the idea being that you could just swap your bindings around on different skis as you pleased
SofaKingSickall the line skis that year (those years?) had the 4 hole pattern for the binding, the idea being that you could just swap your bindings around on different skis as you pleased
Yo that makes so much more sense. I have 2006 invaders and I was like wtf is this why are there holes here
