So whats everyones setup this year

oh ya im skiing LINE Chronics 157cm with Reactor 10 bindings

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oh ya im skiing LINE Chronics 157cm with Reactor 10 bindings

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if i'm not mistaken halon don't you have two pairs....one for railing the other for skiing....

 
i'm rocking an 195 '04 AK rocket with s-14s, an older 195 AK rocket w/dimaier freeride touring bindings for backcountry access, cratch bc w/ power 140s, and a scratch FS for the jibs.

x-wave 10 boots, giro and smith all the way... and just got in my scholler saloman-lab soft shell suit last night, it's insane. claims to dry in 15 min after removed from the washing machine.

 
i have yes 2 pairs ferg, but i said 2 new pairs, i have a pair that i got for $100 that i use for jibbing then my hill skis, i don't mean 2 new pairs

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fugitives, p12 jibs, red synth helmet, white a frames with hi intensity persimmon, blue a's with gold, siver cartel tactical pant and ten 4 coat, o ya some shitty head boots

Wentworth NS
 
I'm on Dynastar Trouble Makers and salomon S810 bindings.

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
Oh and Shaun, I'd definatly like another pair of skis for pow when I'm out west or there's nice conditions over here. I'd like a pair of ARVs, MSPs or maybe some moship Flites. MMmmm....

As for having two pairs of park skis in the same length and condition, I don't know about that.

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
having skis is fun,

i have a pair of custom jj shaped by the man himself! with the new heat gun process for curling the tails to make real cool twin tip ski,.. skys the limeit..with the duct tape top sheet the damping effect is key when i want to drop in on herman. i must say they are the all round package. see ya on the slopes dudes.

the real east starts here
 
i got some of the new snowblades with grind plates!!!!i cant wait to use them, who needs skiign when there is snowblading.

 
Crapy 1080s and I want to get new Skis cuz they suck

Crapy head boots but Im getting new ones

White O frame with orange lenze

Blue-green Giro 9

Grey Rossi jacket

Dark green Ripzone pants

*~!Ski or die!~*

*~!Live to ski!~*

Over time, most people experience life involving love, suffering, compassion and an unspeakable drive for something new...For me, theres skiing, nothing more nothing less and it encompasses everything everyday im out there. - Pep
 
Sick man, are they the Mike Nick pro models??? Either way, they aren't as dope as my Salomon 99's that are blue, white and orange (you know, like the rentals)...they are boss and I got them at Sport Check. Man the store is core.

 
i have look p10 bindings, my t-halls should be in this week even though i have been hearing that for about a month now, uh, 3 year old line transfer boots....bam

 
rarrr I'm on a snowboard so far this year looking for some skis, if anyone in the area has any for cheap/good MLY variable

anyone know what the parks are ike this eyar

 
I'm switching over from my 177cm nordi beast 69, which respont and handle like a piece of crap, and am waiting for my 05 madtrix to come in, adding to them i'll be getting s10ti bindings and the new 1080 boots. anyone think the 912ti is worth the extra 75clams?

C.R
 
Depends how heavy you are and how hard you ski on your skis. If you are gonna straight line the park all day and only weigh 140 lbs, then 810's are fine...if you look like Thor, I'd suggest nothing less than a 912 from Salomon. Every binding company has different strength settings with bindings, for example, a din of 10 on a Salomon binding could be equal to a 12 on a rossi. The other thing is, you gotta remember that the max your binding should be set at is one below the max of the binding (hence, din of 9 on an 810, 11 on a 912). I say find $75 somewhere and go with the 912ti's.

 
sounds good man, thanks a million, i'ved snapped the springs on some 710s and i'd prolly do the same to the 810.

C.R
 
I use the S810ti bindings... they are not enough for me. I weigh 155 and am 5'6'', so I'm not a big guy but I pop out all the time when I shouldn't. Spend the extra and get ths 12s

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
The din on your binding should mainly be set accordingly to your skill level. If your a putz in the park then don't crank your binding. If your not cranking 40 foot tables then you shouldn't be boosting out of your bindings on most of our parks. I know pros who ski with their dins on 8 who hit 80 footers. Any binding with a din of 8 should do for maritime parks...but again it's according to your skill level.

***'You better check yourself before you wreck yourself!' As the race coach flees like a bitch
 
The S812ti's are much lighter than the S812s`

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
alot people will go out and buy 100 buck bindings that go to 10 and be pissed when they pop off than go get super nice ones that go to 14, but all u really need is good bindings(saloman 810s, rossi 100s) . And sometimes the saloman bindings will pop off with the dins high becuase the wings on the bindings arent positioned right.

'The Ski Out Terrain Park is definitely the most happenin' Park around. Said to be, 'the most progressive Terrain Park' in New Brunswick. It's packed with everything from huge hits to 'new school' railslides!'

 
Yes, I had that problem with my salomon bindings. The dual toe piece wasn't making proper contact with the boot and I'd pop out even at a DIN of 10.

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
Nick T. pro model, all the way. big mountain stability, with a warm, close to home- snowblade feel. nothing rides like a nicky-T

 
what a post!! i think the maritimes is super nitto with all the twintippers..

ya dan,

you know your shit when it comes to sking, but not when it comes to bindings...heres the deal;

your binding is crucial as we all know....

your daul toe piece can be adjusted very easiely, they misalign every so often and should be check here and there. you will need a lamanated piece of paper, you should be able to slid this under your toe and thats all. your toe angle tension can be checked by simply putting yur boot in the binding on the carpet, have one guy hold the ski and the other crank as if you were falling, you want 80 lbs torque. you can tighten your toe.

your din should read according to your standard chart reading, those charts are not BS. maybe go up 1 0r 2 if yur comfortable with that. If your din should be set at 6.5 (according to the chart) you should have a binding with a din of 3-10 or 4-12. the rule: your binding din range should allow for your setting to be in the middle. this allows enough tension on the spring to release and 'bring you back' if you dont crash and it also doesnt strain the spring. i would say you need to have someoe look at you toe, that is a fine binding yur riding for your weight.

but

i will never argue with buying good bindings..it is very smart to have titanium, carbon, for obvious reasons.

and WU, you ski with pros and know there din settings, your so hot :)

out

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oh ya,,,if yuo crank yur DIN to 10 that has nothing to do with your toe angle release, yur creating more trouble for yourself.

peace

the real east starts here
 
Holy, this fourm went from skis to bindings real quick. I've had trouble with salomon bindings, but no real trouble with rossi, do you think rossi 100's would be better than salomon 810ti's?

.........CR Robichaud.........
 
Yeah Jeff, thats what I did when I was having the problems with my bindings, like I said there wasn't proper contact with the boot. It was fixed for a day or two but reverted back to the problem. We fixed the toe piece again but my springs appear to be worn and they lose their tension pretty quickly. I know I shouldn't be at a Din of 10 and I know that I should have my DIN at about 60% of max to prolong the life of the binding, but I didn't have enough for a higher DIN binding and was skiing my binding at about 8.5 for three seasons. I think the springs are finally starting to loose tension. I understand how a binding works and what a person should be using but I'm just saying I seem to be having bad luck with my Salomons.

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

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just screw your boots right into the skiis, saves the binding weight, that's how us newfies do it, and we never pre-release....

 
taking 'em off and hiking would be a little chilly though, ehh? but i guess you guys would just drink a little screech and cider and then give'r

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Hahahaha, Matt that's hilarious!

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-Dan

Some people are trying to snowboard here!

Oh I get it. Sorry to ruin your day.
 
Dynastar Candides(i cant just say 'candides' anymore, damn you salomon), rossi freeXXX boots from same year, and scratch BC's. Oh yeah, 3 herniated discs in my back will pbly keep me out of the park for, lets see, the rest of my life(i thought it was one, but 2 in the lower back and one in middle). I'll be skiing the glades with enthusiasm tho.

Cuddle? You fag!
 
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