4FRNT Bindings
- Thread starter T.O.
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SweatyBallShack
Active member
Pivots. And the deadbolt is alot better than the padlock. Less blow-upage
suckmyjagon
Member
^what he said. Give us this info and we can advise.
If you are a Level 2 skier, short or weigh less than 150lbs, the 4frnt padlock 11 will likely be fine for you. If not, maybe step up to the deadolt/peak 15/mojo 15. All 4frnt bindings are just tyrolias with 4frnt badging on them.
Don't listen to these jokers who pick jesters and pivots because they are soooo core brah!!!!!
The 4frnt Padlock is the same as the tyrolia peak 11. If you need a higher DIN on your bindings, but still want a good price, go for the Head Mojo 15. It is the same as the deadbolt and much cheaper.
Mojo 15s for $140: http://www.levelninesports.com/head-mojo-ski-bindings-matte-blacksilver-p-4275.html?gdftrk=gdfV2669_a_7c788_a_7c3034_a_7c4275
Tyrolia description of the peak 11 (padlock 11): http://www.tyrolia.com/public/ski-bindings/ski-binding-line-200910/peak/peak-11/index.html
If you are a Level 2 skier, short or weigh less than 150lbs, the 4frnt padlock 11 will likely be fine for you. If not, maybe step up to the deadolt/peak 15/mojo 15. All 4frnt bindings are just tyrolias with 4frnt badging on them.
Don't listen to these jokers who pick jesters and pivots because they are soooo core brah!!!!!
The 4frnt Padlock is the same as the tyrolia peak 11. If you need a higher DIN on your bindings, but still want a good price, go for the Head Mojo 15. It is the same as the deadbolt and much cheaper.
Mojo 15s for $140: http://www.levelninesports.com/head-mojo-ski-bindings-matte-blacksilver-p-4275.html?gdftrk=gdfV2669_a_7c788_a_7c3034_a_7c4275
Tyrolia description of the peak 11 (padlock 11): http://www.tyrolia.com/public/ski-bindings/ski-binding-line-200910/peak/peak-11/index.html
4FRNT
Member
Generally to pick a binding, the following info is helpful:
1. skier type
2. height
3. weight
4. boot sole length
6. age
All that info is needed to figure out your din (binding release setting). Your din should fall somewhere in the middle of the din range of the binding. Knowing what type of skiing you're doing with it too is helpful.
The PL11 is super light and very durable but is recommended for lighter riders who are intermediate in their abilities. If you need a more freeride oriented binding, go with the Deadbolt 13 or 15.
1. skier type
2. height
3. weight
4. boot sole length
6. age
All that info is needed to figure out your din (binding release setting). Your din should fall somewhere in the middle of the din range of the binding. Knowing what type of skiing you're doing with it too is helpful.
The PL11 is super light and very durable but is recommended for lighter riders who are intermediate in their abilities. If you need a more freeride oriented binding, go with the Deadbolt 13 or 15.