How are marker jester??

i'd say thats the proper designed ski for the jester cause they really can't take the abuse of park riding
 
i ski 100+ days a year i live and work up in alta do u think they can handle that much use?? i was also thinking about the rossi axial and the lookpx 18
 
The Jesters can handle that much skiing abuse, but the PX race versions will hold up a bit better as far as people kicking them to snow off, and that type of abuse.

Personally, I think the Jesters drive a ski better all around, but if you're looking for the most retention then the PXs would be the choice.

http://www.sierraskis.com/2009-Marker-Jester-110mm-43476.asp

http://www.sierraskis.com/2008-Look-PX-15-FS-WB-Binding-ONLY-33551.asp

Keep in mind that an aftermarket PX wide brake will not fit on a PX15, 18, or any other PX race binding. It's a different housing, and we haven't been able to find the wide brakes separate from the ones that come with them.

Hope this helps.

 
i had jesters on my elizabeths last year and they are sick! i am definately sticking with them for a while, they respond super well- give you a lot of control. i have ridden on look bindings (same as rossi) and on the old style 4frnts and the jesters are definately the best. and i think the retention is amazing - they have a super small toe entry angle so once you click in you are locked-in. especially for a fat ski like the those the wider toe is going to help a ton.
 
ive had both, but rossis on race skis, adn jesters on my walls, the jesters are a sick binding, id reccomend them.
 
I have never ridden PX bindings, but I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the Jester. They perform exactly how I want them to.
 
Jesters are great on wider skis b/c their design is wider, which makes turning fatter skis easyer. Ive used PX and they blow, I hated them. PX race would hold up better but I would still go with the jester due to the wider design and how it works with wider skis.
 
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