Line's Bindings

ya i rode the reactors last season too.....super heavy and i shatterd the toe piece, it wasnt that big of a fall either....

 
They completely changed thier bindings, there lighter, there made by a different manufacturer, and they are durable, I've been riding some prototypes, I love them, They go into production in may and will be ready for the next season.

 
I'll get a pair, as long as they're halfway decent. I don't need another blown ACL.

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Does anybody have more info on the adaptor plate? The idea being that you can easily switch bindings between skis and mount with only 4 screws. I was wondering how it works. Do you have the plate mounted on your ski and attach the binding to that?

 
Does anybody have more info on the adaptor plate? The idea being that you can easily switch bindings between skis and mount with only 4 screws. I was wondering how it works. Do you have the plate mounted on your ski and attach the binding to that?

 
^ thats because your 'bigger' companies have more money to throw around are able to spend more money on getting a new production company running faster as apose to lets say line who needs to search around for the right place that is in there budget. and how can you say marker are the best bindings? are you serious. i had markers on my race skis and twins and they sucked ass. sure they are safer but they also realese and pre-release a lot more then other bindings. those things are just a peice of shit for jumpings. on another note i guess marker has designed a jib specific binging for next season so we will see. but its also expensive

 
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