Lightest (park/all mountain) ski bindings?

13962247:The-Rodent said:
I assumed OP wasnt 8 years old
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I'm afraid that might be a poor assumption on your part. There was another thread with more info that was deleted but led to this shitpost thread right here.
 
13962254:mystery3 said:
I'm afraid that might be a poor assumption on your part. There was another thread with more info that was deleted but led to this shitpost thread right here.
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I thought it was a safe assumption maybe I dont know where I am anymore. Either way if Op wants a park/ all mountain binding and is anywhere above 100 lbs id get the griffons and have them for awhile
 
13962258:The-Rodent said:
I thought it was a safe assumption maybe I dont know where I am anymore. Either way if Op wants a park/ all mountain binding and is anywhere above 100 lbs id get the griffons and have them for awhile
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You'd think, but the problem is he bought attack 13s and thinks they're too heavy, the Griffon is marginally heavier.
 
13962445:Phillydog1 said:
Attack2 11s! Crazy light and cheaper than squires with similar quality.
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Get 13s, they have a three piece design instead of a two piece. 11s are more for kids and really light women. Even then I'd still recommend going with the 13s just for the build quality. They cost like $20 more only.
 
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