Recent content by freeskiereb15

okay first off, the rossi axial heel bindings are exactly the same thing as the look bindings. I personally like the Rossi or the Look for safety in the park. Salomon all the way for when you dont want to come out(no backwards release from the toe, so your skis arent coming off in a back seat...

just mount the binding where its suppose to be mounted. Only if you spent all your time in the park or in deep powder would you mount your binding in any other location. Also, word to the wise, a company wont replace the ski if it breaks and it finds the binding was incorrectly mounted(any where...

First you should mount the ski where its recommended. If it were to break, the company wouldnt warrantee it if they saw that you mounted it anywhere else. Unless your're skiing all powder or all park mount it where its recommended. Park center it, powder you move it farther towards the tail.

For all of you out there who don't know anything about a ski binding's DIN. The highest the DIN goes up to is usually mentioned in the binding name. If your in park alot you would most definately go for the 10. No one's real DIN is ever above ten. The DIN is calculated by looking at your height...