MFD Alltime info?

[Mt_Baker_Man]

Hey, I was wondering if anybody knew anything final about weights, prices, etc?

 

[shibby]

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/582170/page/1/
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/206632-MFD-All-time-Touring-bindings-Any-Beta
I can't remember if there's any official info in those threads other than the price maybe. Hope it helps though.

 

[Banane.]

Thread, for price it will be ~ 300$. But im not sure

 

[Mt_Baker_Man]

thanks guys

 

[slashtern]

Here's a writeup I did on the ALLTIMES:I've done some weight comparisons to Dukes and Trekkers...you aught to check it out

http://blistergearreview.com/blister/?p=79

 

[Mt_Baker_Man]

Thanks, that was pretty thorough. I decided for 300 bucks, and with the forward pivot point though, my dynafiddles are clearly still the best option.

 

[slashtern]

Right on, but I have to say, the dynafits might just have been one-uppedCheck out these new Plum Guide S Tech bindingshttp://blistergearreview.com/blister/?p=348

 

[Mt_Baker_Man]

Dude, the guy reviewing those is 6-2 210 pounds, and dropping 30 foot cliffs.

The Plum also costs 700 bucks, which is over 3 times what I payed for my Z12s.

And, the plums on not the burly dynafit tech binding anyway, that award goes to:

The SkiTrab TR2:

http://www.tetonat.com/2010/02/18/skitrab-tr2-alpine-touring-binding/

Keep in mind, this video is from February 2010.

 

[slashtern]

Fair enough, just thought I'd mention it