Dynastar PX12 Speed Adjustable Demo Bindings (115mm Brakes) 2009

SKU# EB-51569-1001

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Dynastar PX12 Speed Adjustable Demo Bindings (115mm Brakes) 2009

Dynastar PX12 Speed Adjustable Demo Bindings (115mm Brakes) 2009: The sun has risen, the snow has fallen, and you are itching to carve some zigs and zags into that insane powder that’s coating the mountain in a divine blanket of purity. Take control of your carving and grab the Dynastar PX12 Speed Adjustable Demo Bindings immediately. These versatile bad boys let you up the DIN as you improve, and demo adjustable make it easy to adjust to new boots.

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Special Features:
PX Heel: 25mm of elastic travel, the longest travel of any binding on the market, preventing unwanted pre-releasing so that your ski will stay on when you want it to
Full Drive Toe: Four points of contact on the boot for maximum power transmission, 180 degree multi-directional release capabilities which aid in release, High elastic travel for vertical and lateral movements help to eliminate inadvertent release and offer shock absorption, AFD reduces friction in a release.
Recommended Use:
The Dynastar PX12 Ski Bindings are best for intermediate to advanced skiers looking to push their skills across the entire mountain.
Compatibility:
We recommend a brake width that is equal to the ski waist width and at most 15 mm wider.
Construction:
Reinforced housing throughout the toe piece for strength and a PX heel that features angled lateral arms that apply greater pressure to the edge of the ski to create greater power directly from the skier to the ski.

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Ability Level:
Intermediate-Advanced
Intermediate-Advanced
DIN / Release Value Low:
3
DIN / Release Value High:
12

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