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Bindings for my K2 Public Enemy Skis?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Between the ages of 12-16 I used to go skiing about 10 times a season. I was "home-schooled" and they used to have a really good deal for students. $12 for all mountain lift ticket, rental for all gear and a half-day lesson if you wanted it. So we went a LOT! Around the time I was 16 they caught on to the home schoolers going up in small groups so they started a minimum group size.

Anyway, I'd go down anything Sierra Summit had, was a so-so carver and would tear up the parks pretty well, doing some 360's and grabs/tweaks. At this point the only rail or box I had ever seen was when I took a trip to big bear.

Since 16 (I'm 20 now) I'd only managed to make it up once a year, I didn't have any friends that liked going anymore so I'd be lucky if I didn't head up alone. I only went enough to make myself frustrated at my diminished skills.

In the past year I've met a lot of snowboarders and I started going a lot. Funny thing is, doing big jumps still feels a little awkward awkward, I stick to the small stuff, but I'm better than ever at carving, I'll charge pretty much any hill with decent speed. Much more fearlessly than I used to as a younger kid. Maybe it's because I'm now 6'4", 190lbs...

I've rented a lot of different types of skis, but last week I found a great deal on some K2 Public Enemy 179's. $299 (after shipping and taxes) for last years model, brand new. So I bought them.

This weekend I'll be down in the LA area to get some boots and bindings. I'm just going to try on everything and see how my foot feels.

What is a great all mountain binding that will do well with the freestyle stuff?
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