I'm a 200lb very agressive skier. These bindings have worked well for me in the past but they finally broke on me yesterday. There is a piece of plastic that holds the heel piece in place. That piece cracked and the heel piece is now buried in the snow somewhere at snowbird. Also it would be nice if the brakes were a little wider.

Hi, i break bindings all the time, but these things are pretty much all metal, and can't be messed up. They have huge elasticity and won't come off after some quick chunk of ice. I'm pretty sure its basically the toe piece for they're high end race binding. My only issue with these is that they don't have a vertical toe release, meaning your knees are at a higher risk if your landing way backseat or something along those lines. Best performing bindings i've ever used

From the ashes of its discontinued pivot heel race bindings, the Look PX18 rises to begin a new era in metal high-DIN freeride bindings. Ski techs the world over welcome with open arms removable brakes available in various widths and a micro-drive heel to dial in forward pressure. The PX18 achieves the same torsional rigidity as its consumer level little brothers (PX14 and PX12), but does it with a bombproof all-metal housing and a shorter footprint on the ski. This allows you to control ultra-fat skis while still letting them flex naturally.