Wtb look pivot 12 or marker griffon

I mean squires unless you're like 10-13 should never be used in the park, they're just too soft and will pre release excessively. That being said if you're breaking brakes its 90% caused by not having high enough dins, landing switch and having your bindings start to release, the brake engage and then your momentum and weight forcing against the brakes and the snows force, snapping the brake. This can also be a result of the binding releasing not due to a twisting force but due to the flex of the ski in which case the is the squires fault as the squires simply aren't built to absorb as much flexing and impact force as say a griffon or pivot 12. If you are worried about breaking more parts go with the griffons, cheaper parts if they do break and as a shop tech I see way less parts break on them
 
the brakes used on the griffon and the squire are the same. Look to get the tyrolia attack 13. i like how their brakes attach to the heel piece much better.
 
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