Trying to decide what to mount my new Prophets with.
I was thinging Rossi scractch 140's (im not clear if this is the same as the axial 2 pro)
also looking at the atomic ffg 12 and 14 and the marker jester.
Suggestions appreciated!
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Trying to decide what to mount my new Prophets with.
I was thinging Rossi scractch 140's (im not clear if this is the same as the axial 2 pro)
also looking at the atomic ffg 12 and 14 and the marker jester.
Suggestions appreciated!
The new jester looks pretty rad. The wider plate should really make a difference on a ski like the 100. Also consider the new STH 16 from Salomon. Wider plate for wider skis and super burly.
I can see the salomon for sure.. The jester look great but my verdict is out (even though I have a pair of Dukes coming)...Quote:
Originally Posted by cfoster
Point being I've skied the shit out of a few salomons... love them
What is your driver...price, DIN, stack height, metal vs. plastic? If you have a hook-up (shop deal or shop form) go with a burly high-DIN model and they'll last for a while.
If you don't need a DIN over 12 and don't have a hookup, go get the Rossi 120 Ti WB's over a backcountry for $99 and be done with it.
I've had the scratch's on my motherships and they are probably the best binding i've ever had as far as not prereleasing. low to the ski too. an excellent choice.
Y'know the FFG's come with some pimping sticker packages to steeze out your bindings. That should sell it right there.
But seriously folks, Rossis will work and they'll be cheap. Or just keep your eye out on SAC for some more PX12s...?
20's....
Reviving this thread because I still haven't picked up a pair yet.
I ski at a din of 9 right now on my old S912's. Going any higher on a 12 din binding starts to get dangerous I think.
The s914s/ffg 14's are looking nice.
Same with the 14 din rossis. I the STH 16 looks awseome but heavy.
[Cough, Cough] old wives tail [Cough, Cough] :nonono2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Blatentdisregard
I'd definitely go with some of those non-segregated binders.
they are really all the same binding except for the rossis so whats the problem ..... do you need us to pick out the color for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Blatentdisregard
The STH really isn't that heavy if you have had a chance to see it. The new metal pieces are minimal. Metal where it needs to be strong and the rest is like the old 914 plastic. Plus you get a fifth screw in the heel which is nice if you have problems ripping screws out. With the weight under foot and not a factor with swing weight i think the difference is going to be very minimal in feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blatentdisregard
If you are ripping out alpine bindings, you need to visit a new shop :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by cfoster