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Look SPX 12 Dual Ski Bindings
$179.95
(40% Off MSRP)
Regular Price: $179.95
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$179.95
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Regular Price: $179.95
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The Look SPX 12 Dual is an excellent binding choice for a very wide range of skiers. The heel piece offers you 27mm or Elastic Travel, while the toe delivers 45mm of Elastic Travel, along with seven points of contact between the boot and the binding ensure that you are in and staying in at you conquer your local ski resort. A Natural Ski Stance has a flat and level stance that makes skiing switch easier, and a wide range of motion when you flex into your skis. The SPX 12 is compatible with standard alpine and WTR (Walk to Ride) boot soles to deliver strong retention, regardless of what type of boots you are riding in
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The 12/13 DIN binding category is pretty cluttered but these are firmly among my favorite. The positive engagement when stepping into the binding is reassuring, the hold well when charging hard in questionable terrain, and reliably release...Read More
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Bought these for my new skis. Not sure I would like the color but they really stand out so it is easy to find my skis and hard for anyone else to mistake them as theirs. Getting in and out of the binding smooth and easy. Great binding an...Read More
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Q: Hi, they are compatible with the Rossignol Hero FIS GS Pro R20 165 JR?
Asked : Jun 06, 2019
By : Roberto, Miami
By : Roberto, Miami
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A: Yes, these will fit on the R20 Pro plate, however the 120mm brake will need to be replaced with a much more narrow brake.
Answered : Jun 10, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Will this binding fit a Dynastar Speed with R21 plates? (in other words is it compatible with Look Rockerflex?)
Asked : May 26, 2019
By : yrdavido, Waterville Valley NH
By : yrdavido, Waterville Valley NH
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A: These are not compatible with Rockerflex or Rockerrace plates.
Answered : May 28, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Would this binding fit a 2016 head turbine which is 125 mm underfoot?
Asked : Mar 05, 2019
By : Al, Slc utah
By : Al, Slc utah
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A: This will not fit a 125mm waist out of the box. It is possible to bend the brakes outward to clear the ski but this can cause damage or destroy the brakes so it is not recommended.
Answered : Mar 06, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Hi. I like these bindings . Will they fit my new Solamon QST 99s. Thank you
Asked : Feb 23, 2019
By : Brad, NSW
By : Brad, NSW
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A: Typically for the QST 99 we would recommend bindings with brake widths from 100-110mm. At 120mm this is wider than recommended but it will still work.
Answered : Feb 25, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Will these bindings fit on the Armada ARV 96 ?
Asked : Feb 09, 2019
By : Jack , Cincinnati
By : Jack , Cincinnati
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A: This is wider that we would recommend for the ARV 96. If you are skiing switch or hitting rails you will find that the brake arms will catch and eventually this will cause the brakes to become damaged and break. 110mm is the widest we would recommend for the ARV 96.
Answered : Feb 11, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: What is the ramp angle or mm deference between toe and heel?
Asked : Jan 06, 2019
By : Dave, Aspen Colorado
By : Dave, Aspen Colorado
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A: These are relatively neutral at a 2 degree ramp angle
Answered : Jan 07, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: can i get this binding with a 100mm break
Asked : Nov 11, 2018
By : jim, Spokane
By : jim, Spokane
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A: We currently only have the 2019 version available in a 100mm brake. Please copy and paste this link into your browser to view. https://www.skis.com/Look-SPX-12-Dual-Ski-Bindings/519555P,default,pd.html
Answered : Nov 13, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Would these be a good option for the DPS yvette with a waist of 112mm?
Asked : Nov 04, 2018
By : Annie, Grande Cache
By : Annie, Grande Cache
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A: Yep, this is a great option to match with that DPS.
Answered : Nov 05, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Will they fit a ski with a waist of 122MM?
Asked : Nov 01, 2018
By : Sean, Long Island
By : Sean, Long Island
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A: Yes, they will fit. Each manufacture gives a small amount of tolerance in the brakes for a couple of millimeters. In the worst case your binding technician can grind down the plastic at the end of the brakes.
Answered : Nov 02, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: would this be ok for the new 2019 line chronics
Asked : Sep 28, 2018
By : Brock , Wisconsin
By : Brock , Wisconsin
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A: This is a solid option to pair with the Chronic. Although most true freestyle skiers would move to the Look Pivot 12 or 14. The Turntable heel offers a little bit of a horizontal heel release that most park skiers prefer.
Answered : Oct 01, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
