Good solid binding.

4ss4ssin

4ss4ssin

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i just got a pair of Armada AR5 and i wanted to know what was as said before a good solis bingding. previously i had rossi race 100 and they sucked cause they did feel solid and always came loose. i was thinking something like solomon S810 Light Bindings....

tell me what u think
 
ive had bad experiences with salomon bindings, ive had no problems with tyrolia or look though
 
The most solid bindings you can get are going to be anything race stock(FKS and others). I wouldn't recommend the salomon S810 because a)the screws in the toe piece like to wiggle loose, which does not create a "solid" feeling and b)low-end salomon bindings will break very easily, I wouldn't recommend anything under the 916 unless you're light or only ride park. The problem with the race stock bindings, however, is that the toe piece will not release directly upward, which could be a serious problem if you fall incorrectly. I'd say if you want something really sweet either try looking at ebay for some of last year's p10's, 12's, and 14's or check out this year's look/rossignol bindings.
 
I dont think u had rossi race bindings cause they are 120 155 and 180, get some fks120 or fks155 or p18s, you wont regret it
 
I just got AR5's also and I bought the Look px12. I mounted it in the center and its awesome. Feels likenothin i ever had before. Like a rock. Its not heavy at all, just feels very solid. So if i were u, i would go wqith look px12. Btw, if my opinion isnt enuff, i bought them cuz my coach told me to.the salomon mounting holes are far apart, so the flex gets ruined. And some are lifted, the px12 isnt, its made for park. Holes are close so its good for moguls also.
 
I have s912 ti's and rossignol fks 120's and the salomons do not feel solid at all, they are light, but not solid. The fks 120's on the other hand are very solid and not very heavy and also, someone said earlier that the fks doesn't have the multi-directional toe release, but in fact, that is only the 155's and 180's.
 
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