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Which bindings for me???

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I'm looking at gettin a pair of 169 K2 Public Enemys ( 07/08 ) from sport conrad, and am unsure about which bindings to go for??


http://www.sport-conrad.com/index.asp?disp=kategorie&kat_id=40&art1=70005232

on there is my selection.

I'm 19st, 5'10 and "intermediate" (sigh) mainly on piste at the moment but am mucking about with freestyle and love powder when i can get it. any help would be much appreciated! and obviously I'd quite like to keep cost down:-)
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anotherproblem, are you sure those skis are big enough?

I mean, I appreciate that you're rating yourself 'intermediate' and all,

but that's a bit like getting a tack hammer to drive timber spikes because one isn't a good carpenter.


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anotherproblem, I would say the skis were not big enough for you either. I would be going for the 179's, you are a big dude.
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I've used 170's for last couple of years and liked em you think I should be going for something longer?
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Just missed your post arv lol
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anotherproblem my park skis were (just sold them) 175's.. I would have said they were just about perfect for me (6' 10 stones dripping wet..) A lot of it may be down to personal preference but I'd say 169s are definitely too short!
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Have done some more looking into this and it seems I have been on the wrong size ski's apparently, will head off to chill factore and try out some longer skis and see how I go on them Happy
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anotherproblem, good plan!
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anotherproblem wrote:
I've used 170's for last couple of years and liked em you think I should be going for something longer?


In a stiffer ski, you might be able to get away with shorter lengths on piste.

A 169cm PE at your weight isn't stiff enough to give you any sort of decent grip on hardpack, is going to be way limited (read: wobbleicious) at speed, and is way, way too short to give you enough surface area to mean anything in powder.

It would, of course, be easy to spin in the park.

anotherproblem wrote:
Have done some more looking into this and it seems I have been on the wrong size ski's


That very much depends on what -kind- of ski you were on. A 170cmish slalom ski would not be wrong for you.
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Ok see what you mean comprex, I'll have a check see how they feel before i go and order anything but any suggestions on bindings??
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am i being blind on the site? can only seem to see the dynastar px12 and px18
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anotherproblem wrote:
am i being blind on the site?


No, I'm just being insistent with something that isn't on the site, because I'm not happy with either choice for you.
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fair enough. will look into it. cheers
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anotherproblem, if you were thinking Marker, go for Jesters.
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Had a look at the px15's comprex and it seems they are only available with an 80mm brake and the ski is 85mm
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anotherproblem, any shop can bend a brake that teensy amount, and you _can_ get them in 100mm+
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