112 mm or high wide brake bindings?

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Iskieast

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Anyone know which ones are good?

i was looking at rossi's axial 2 140 TI pro xxl andAxial2 Free 200 XXL know any others?

 
Yeah, those are some butch bindings. If you're considering those axial 140, look also at the free 150's. Same construction as the 200's, obviously safer din setting.
 
The widest that you can get when you buy them from the factory is 110, but you can buy the 130 as an "accessory". Basically that means that you can't get the 130 without paying $50-60 from them.
 
also keep in mind that if you have a ski that is 112, a 110mm brake will work just fine. In fact that would be the preferable width for the brake so it doesn't catch when you are going switch because it is too wide. So the Jester should work just fine.
 
Thanks, so im getting skis with the 112 and a 110 brakes will deffinately work? just wanted to make sure. and does any one know if the marker 12.0 are a heavy binding?
 
Don't know about the wieght of the marker. All I know is that they are shit.

The Jester is fine as long as you don't mind paying an arm and a leg for a 12din binding with a 16din spring.

Whoever said the rossi's are the heaviest bindings out there has never picked up a pair of s916s.

 
Brakes are generally good for 5-10 mm wider then what they're advertised as, The brake will fit over the waist, and then the ski can just push the brake out.
 
im not saying all rossis are, just the axial 200s. mine weigh a shade over 7.5 pounds. the 916s hafta be in the same ballpark. id just buy some scrach 120s of 140s and get the wide brake (pretty sure its 120 mm) and ull be golden
 
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