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There is a market for tough bindings, but there is not a lack of tough bindings on the market. Rossi and Look have the px18 and px15's. Salomon has the 916 and 920's. markers have a 30 din race bindings, although it is closer to a 15 din binding.... To continue making fks bindings is...

as long as you keep the original receipt.

what are you talking about...

Honestly, they are very similar that it wont even matter. For me, I like the px design a little better cause there is more forward pressure and better contact with the ski. but they don't make that much of a difference so get whatever is cheaper.

they are the exact same as the z12 and s914's

by setting your binding for you bootsole, you set the forward pressure. it is not something separate that you adjust like a din.

if you are lighter, salomon foil. If you are heavier, volkl bridge or wall.

people still use nextel?!? wow. I am sorry.

100 shipped?

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up again. c'mon, someone has to have some use for these.

to the top.

looks have always been heavy. the px12 is actually lighter than the p12. Salomon's are light, but the 10 and 12 din models have been known to break by people who are heavy (greater than 175 lbs). Get the look px's. I ride those and have had no problems with them. Honestly, upper end consumer...

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You know what they are, the classic. Used p12's for one season. Works flawlessly, Good condition, slight cosmetic damage only, comes with lifters, but they can be taken off. regular width brakes. $100 + shipping.

im interested. check your pms.

boots are probably the most important aspect of all your equipment.

you guys are also missing something else. what is your bsl? i am 155lbs, have a 305mm bsl and set my bindings at 9.5. if he has a small boot, then a 10 is perfectly reasonable setting.

well, do you want a lens that just looks sweet, or do you actually want them for a certain type of light condition?