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so I've settled on picking up the Prophet 100's (179)...

By Ranked #991 - All Mountain Skis February 17, 2009

so I've settled on picking up the Prophet 100's (179) bc I have heard such amazing things about them. I'm 5'11" and weight about 165. I'm a super aggressive skiier that lives in the east but spends much time out west and so will use these on just about everything. I'm just getting into more backcountry stuff but bc does not occupy the majority of my time. the big question is then do I go with one of the new strong AT bindings like the Dukes or Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus' or do I stick with a simple alpine binding? are these AT bindings that strong and versatile such that it would be better to have the AT option without compromising the binding? and if I do go AT, could you reccomend some skins that would fit these skis? Many Thanks.

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By Ranked #233 - All Mountain Skis September 17, 2009

Well, if you're like me and have several pairs of skis already with alpine bindings, you can keep with your alpine bindings and pick up a pair of Backcountry Access Alpine trekkers, which converts any alpine binding into a AT binding for climbing. But either pair of the AT bindings you mentioned would serve you well, with minimal (if any) performance loss. I personally use BD ascension nylon STS skins on a pair of old line pollards (86mm under foot), and have been very happy with their performance. Also check out some G3 skins.

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:
165cm, 172cm, 179cm, 186cm 
Dimensions:
134 / 100/ 125mm 
Turn Radius:
[186cm] 18.9m 
Construction:
4D Fibercap, Metal Matrix 
Core Material:
Maple Macroblock 
Base:
Sintered, Fatty base & edge 
Tail:
Real twintip 
Binding System:
No 
Binding Included:
No 
Recommended Binding:
No 
Weight:
152oz (4322g) 
Recommended Use:
Powder, all-mountain skiing 
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