What bindings would you recommend?

BigBadWolf

BigBadWolf

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I am switching from snowboarding to skiing this year and just picked up some line afterbangs for super cheap. I feel like i am going to be an advanced/expert skiier by the end of the year because the kids i ski with will definitely help me out (2 or 3 of them can dub) So my question is, which bindings would be good for the park in the long run for under 200$ bucks? Thanks NS.
 
Dynastar Look PX Jib bindings are what I have, I love them. They look dope and they are pretty light. i got mine for under 200 new
 
Look/Rossi/dynastar px12's. The jib version would be best but any would be fine. For park skis, if you get the lifters, I would recommend mounting without the lifter plates
 
Everyone's Look PX suggestion or the STH 12 OS are your best bet at $200 but if you were willing to jump up to $230 your options really open up. At that price you can go to the Rossi Freeski2 120 which gives you a 12 DIN and a metal reinforced heel, the Marker Griffon which is all composite but holds up pretty well for riders under 160lbs, the Tyrolia Peak 12 which I don't have experience with but seems to fit the bill and I know a few guys that ride the Peak 15 and really like it, or the Atomic FFG 14 which is the Salomon STH 14 OS with a better paint scheme. Here's a link to a few.

http://http://www.skis.com/wide-brake-ski-bindings/c1000000018/?opt_size=90mm&utm_source=Newschoolers&utm_medium=Forum&utm_content=Park%2BBindings&utm_campaign=www.skis.com
 
Look px 12 is great. I had the sth 12 last year and they sucked.. Always released for no apparent reason no matter how much I cranked up the din. A lot of people had trouble with them. Head mojo 12s are nice also.
 
i currently have the sth12s and had this problem my din was maybe abit lower than it could have been with them but even so anytime i landed slightly forward when landing switch i popped out, it made learning 5s super hard...
 
A bit more than 200 but the Tyrolia peaks are some of the best bindings. Besides that, look px 12's
 
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