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Look PX 12 Lifter WB Ski Binding
November 23, 2008
The lift is about 6mm, you don't notice it at all when you ski , but it is ment to help you carve wider skis easier.I have the PX 12 jib and I find it to be about 4 mm.
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Marker Baron Ski Bindings
November 2, 2008
Depends what type of skier you are. The Duke is a beefy binding for larger skiers who need to DIN above 12. I would look at your current bindings to see where there at. Most skiers I know prefer the baron because they are lighter then the duke. Also Large vs. Small is going to depend on your shoe size and what boots your using. AT boots usually run a little smaller in their length then alpine boots. Your boot length is usually located on the side of your boots and it will be measured in mm.
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Scott Santiago Mission Alpine Ski
October 19, 2008
The tail is slightly raised, but not a twin tip by any means. You would want the scott punisher, almost the same ski, but a twin.
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