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Head Skis USA Mojo 18 X Ski Binding - 2008 BCS
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Jon Olson trusts the Head Mojo 18 X Ski Binding for Kangaroo Flips at the X Games and white knuckle runs at FIS races. Whether he’s stomping his signature double-cork 900 in Aspen or representing for newschoolers at World Cup events in Europe, J.O. knows this binding’s 18 DIN springs won’t fail him under pressure. When these binders do release the Diagonal Toe design provides 180 degrees of horizontal and vertical release action for maximum safety during twisting falls.
Bottom Line: If it’s good enough for Jon, it’s good enough for you.
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Need new bindings... weigh 205lbs and ski aggressively. Looking
Need new bindings... weigh 205lbs and ski aggressively. Looking at these and the Dynastar px 12 s. Any input is appreciated.
By: Mat B
July 11, 2010
I agree with Shane. Your comparing apples to oranges. However, not to deter you, these bindings do a good job. My only complaint was I had one bad fall this past year, and I was haulin and hit a rock. I lost everything haha, but however, when I went to get my skiis, I noticed the metal breaks were bent in the most crazy positions. Ive never seen this before and I dont know if this is a testament to the quality or how fast I was going. Other than that I love the bindings.
By: William Spalding
July 13, 2010
Those are 2 pretty different bindings you have picked out. The Mojo (this model) is an 18 DIN, and the PX 12 is obviously a 12 DIN. You only need a (shop recommended) 7 or possibly 8 setting on your DIN, and you should never be at either extreme of the binding, and the lower of these is 8. I recommend the PX12, not only because of the DIN set, but simply it is a much nicer binding with a great heel.
By: Shane O'Donnell
July 13, 2010
solid
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Bryan Wespiser
May 2, 2009
good binding. very secure binding for when you absolutely don't want to be released. never had a prerelease with them set at 15 but came out when i should have.
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Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Ski Bindings than that
Alpine Ski BindingsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- DIN Range:
- 8 - 18
- Recommended Skier Weight:
- From 175lb (79kg)
- Brake Width:
- 97mm
- Recommended Use:
- Park, pipe, & big mountain freeriding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year