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The Look PX 12 Jib WB (Wide Brake) Binding puts the proven performance of Look’s PX series on a 3mm shock-absorbing platform, taking the harshness out of park, pipe, and otherwise bulletproof landing zones. In the rear, the Look PX heelpiece design is already a freeride favorite for its knee-saving elastic travel, which stretches first to absorb impacts rather than just kicking you out (side effect: you can run a lower DIN setting). Up front, Look added metal reinforcement to the Axial2 toepiece housing, a wide 100mm brake for fatter skis, and the aforementioned dampening platform to make the PX 12 Jib a torsionally stiff, safe-as-houses reference for the freestyle arena. Whether you hit the pipe harder than a seasoned crackhead, zipperline bumps like your name is YKK, or just plain give ‘er all over the mountain, you can stop looking for your binding right now.
Bottom Line: A 12-star general in the binding war.
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The bindings are recommended for skiers that weigh 170 pounds and up. I weigh 130 and i am wondering if these bindings will not work well for me because I am not in the recommended weight zone.
The bindings are recommended for skiers that weigh 170 pounds and up. I weigh 130 and i am wondering if these bindings will not work well for me because it am not in the recommended weight zone.
You'll be fine. They're recommended for that weight zone because they're burly enough to take that kind of weight. Being lighter won't make a difference.
I'm not an expert on binding technology, but I will say that I feel like I have great control of my skis with these. I have them mounted on my Volkl Bridge skis and they rip through turns and stomp landings. Cool graphics on the binding too.
This binding hasn't disappointed, I have them mounted on my K2 Seths and they are a great fit. I have only released once and it was very necessary on that occasion.
Yes.If you want a more metal heel, but with the benefits of a lightweight toe piece and titanium, you should check out the Rossignol SAS2 140 ti. http://www.backcountry.com/store/ROS0411/Rossignol-SAS2-Ti-140-Wide-Ski-Binding.html
That would be personal opionion, I think they are better, but some people don't. The jester is a good binding, that is lighter and some say give's you better snow feel but pricey. The griffon is a lighter version of the jester with a lot more plastic in it and i am hearing alot stories about the toe and heel piece breaking on them, personally i will stick with LOOK they are tried and tru.
yeah they will fit prophet 90's, i used to use these bindings for a while there pretty hardcore but i ended up breaking more then a few heel pieces, but for someone 145lbs they should be fine.