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Tyrolia Ambition AT bindings
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Poster:
A snowHead
Poster:
A snowHead
Has anyone managed to lay their hands on these yet?
http://www.aaa-series.com/microsite/bindings/aaambition
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A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Just a lower din version of the Adrenalin which has a huge footprint length wise which is a problem on either shorter length skis or carbon skis as the rearmost fixing screws are located in a thinner section of the ski. In fact they only supply 7mm screws for the rearmost fixings because of that. Also because of the T style fixings you can't use binding inserts. I'd choose one of the Marker models everytime.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
I've used dukes for the last four or five years and they are great but I've changed to the adrenalin recently. I reckon they ski a bit better as they don't give you the dead spot as they 'float'. Not sure what the technical term is. Difference is marginal though. I like that you can get back into downhill in the bindings and there is not much load going through the back screws anyway. But I got a really good deal and would probably go for whichever is cheaper. Both are Fricking heavy though.
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kesone1 wrote:
Both are Fricking heavy though.
I can see weight being an issue for two reasons
Inconvenience of carrying them on your pack when bootpacking
Eating into your free baggage allowance
Anything I missed?
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ysb33r
, You know these are touring bindings right?
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kesone1 wrote:
ysb33r
, You know these are touring bindings right?
Yes, but I have gone off on a tangent nowwondering about what 'heavy' means to a backcountry person
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