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ACL injury and Tech bindings.
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I am just returning after a years absence following an ACL rupture and subsequent surgical reconstruction. I want to start touring, venturing beyond the side country/day tours that i have done before and doing some hut to hut trips. I am very tempted by the tech bindings mainly because of the weight saving but how much more of a risk of re-injury am i taking by using tech vs fritschi bindings. Are there
's who are using tech bindings after ACL repairs? What are your views. What are the considerations? I know there is no text book answer but i just wanted to gauge peoples thoughts on this. Thanks in advance.
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Obviously
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I do. I don't think they release as well as Fritschi or Marker offerings but I generally reign my skiing in a little for touring anyway so I don't fall too often
I don't think they are everyday skiing bindings for me but for days when I will not be on piste and won't be using lifts much, they are great. I have quiver killer inserts so I can swap between tech bindings and Dukes pretty easily
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's who are using tech bindings after ACL repairs? What are your views. What are the considerations? I know there is no text book answer but i just wanted to gauge peoples thoughts on this. Thanks in advance.
