Help picking out bindings

[Drew-Z]

im mounting them on bluehouse mr 171s, im fairly light (130lbs) and am looking for a good all around binding. id rather it on the light side since i wont be charging most of the time.

right now im looking at:

rossignol SAS 2 100

rossignol SAS 2 120

look px12 jib

salomon z12 TI B100

pros and cons of a few of these would help a lot

thanks

 

[RudyGarmisch]

I'd really just go for whatever you've had better experience with. I'd take the 120 over the 100 though, just if you decide to sell them, not many people go for those.

Myself, I've seen Solly bindings just fall apart. Exploded a brake on a Rossi as well though landing switch. Given your choices, its a toss up. I ride on Rossi and Look now however, after dealing with both incidences.

 

[Drew-Z]

interesting. one more question, in general. i was looking at the px12s and then i saw px12 lifters. is there any real advantage to the "lifter" technology?

 

[steve07982]

for park skis you really do not need the lifters on there. all they will do is add weight.

 

[summersover]

i agree i have the sas 100s (i thought i was getting the 120s but my dad got the 100s by accident no biggie i weigh like 125) and they are great bindings not a ton of plastic and pretty light so i imagine the 120s would be perfect for what its worth ive never had a problem with rossi bindings and i have used them all my life back when i was on race skis

 

[Drew-Z]

if im planning on 75% all mtn 25% park would lifters do anything for me then, or are they really insignificant?

 

[Noddard]

go with the salomon, and be sure to tell us how that ski preforms.

 

[Drew-Z]

no doubt, il be sure to post up a review as soon as i try em out on the hill.

 

[huge-go]

sas2 120, best, and sturdiest binding there which you can grow into.