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    Denver, CO
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    I just really like skiing and backpacking is pretty cool, too, I guess.

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Marker Baron Ski Binding

January 11, 2012

I have heard from various sources that the baron is more focused on the downhill performance compared to the dynafits which focus more on skinning performance and comfort. If I was planning on using these for that much resort skiing, where weight isn't a big variable, I would go with the barons.

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