Rossignol fks 180 weight

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zachT

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Just got the rossignol fks 180 bindings in the mail and they seem kinda heavy compared to my last bindings, the attack 11's. Are they heavy bindings or am I trippin?

I only weigh 140 but I charge hard, take urban falls, and thrash a new ski every season. Should I have got the 140 bindings or am I good?
 
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Just got the rossignol fks 180 bindings in the mail and they seem kinda heavy compared to my last bindings, the attack 11's. Are they heavy bindings or am I trippin?

I only weigh 140 but I charge hard, take urban falls, and thrash a new ski every season. Should I have got the 140 bindings or am I good?
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Well christ you're going from a full plastic 11 din to a metal 18 din, obviously they feel heavy. Honestly I would have settled with the 14 din, depends what din you ride and needs of how hard you ski/crash and stuff.
 
Yes, they're heavy. But have less swing weight than other bindings.

If you ski at least at an 8-9 DIN, you're fine. Those bindings are bulletproof more or less
 
well you went straight from a kids binding to one of the burliest bindings on the market. So obviously they feel heavy.
 
yeah theyre sorta heavy, especially, as said, when you compare them to a particularly light binding like the attack 11s. but theyre bombproof and that weight really won't matter. absolutely nasty bindings, theyve earned the great rep they have
 
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