They are bendable, and it is something you can do yourself. If possible, however, I would take them to a legit shop and see if they can do it for you just to make sure they dont mess up the bindings and retain their safety factor. But yes, brakes are bendable.

The only difference is the troublemaker binding is color-matched for the troublemaker ski. They're excellent bindings you won't be dissipointed. And they say dynastar on them instead of look.

I use the look px 14 wide brake on my bacons and love them, you could go px12 or the rossie bindings that are the same as the look, salomon STH 14 or 16 are good, or try the MARKER griffins, keep in mind that you will need a brake of at least 100mm and if you weigh more then say 170lbs and charge you sould go with a din of at least 14. All these bindings will work for you, it boils down to personal prefrence and price.

Yes.

Yeah People say there more for park but The Look Px's Dynastar Px's and so on also Rossignol's 120, 140, 150 and 200 are the same for free style and race also back coutry but you could go with these i think you should go with the Dynastar PX 14 Racing XXL Binding item number #DYN0198 (that's on here backcountry.com). More Din more metal heavier but someone would tell you thats suited for back country really there all the same. Also I didn't say the nx bindings and the axium bindings there really garbage.