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    Quote Originally Posted by NoPostholio View Post
    Would that be your best bet, before gauging someones level of retardation - tele ski on an r8 binding? Wow, I was way off with weighing the empirical evidence

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    whenever math is thrown into the evaluation of human context i get confused.
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    R8 are simple strong active light with no fiddly moving tour mode parts. Best binder Evah!

    Retards.

    The rog

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper View Post
    You ever ski a Switchback or Axl, retard?
    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    R8 are simple strong active light with no fiddly moving tour mode parts. Best binder Evah!
    So to answer my question...no. Do I have that right, rogtard? So what are we to make of your blowhard bullshit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper View Post
    So to answer my question...no. Do I have that right, rogtard? So what are we to make of your blowhard bullshit?
    I have skied them all as I sell them all and I tele better than you old man gaper red coat Jong

    Telerog

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    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    I have skied them all as I sell them all and I tele better than you old man gaper red coat Jong
    rotflmao. Not having the first clue concerning what you're writing about is no way to go through life, rogtard.

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    Oh I make due and have a fantastic time in the process.

    Be well

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Conway View Post
    I think beaters who wanna think they are good think that. Look at F1. There are some drivers who are hard on cars; some that are easier on cars. The easy on cars may be better, but they are all a fuckload better than the rest of us dipshits.
    Wait, we're talkin' 'bout teleskiers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    I have skied them all as I sell them all and I tele better than you old man gaper red coat Jong

    Telerog
    Take it to the park boys. Figure this shit out! My money is on meadowskipper. Can't tell you why but I always bet against intraweb muscle flexing blowhards. Easy hiding behind computer talking shit, and nobody's impressed that you peddle gear.

    Cooking popcorn now

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    Telerogtard.

    I think that could stick.

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    http://www.ebay.com/itm/G-Vintage-CH...item589eefb266
    best tele binding of all time. If only the boots wouldn't break.
    off your knees Louie

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    Quote Originally Posted by BFD View Post
    http://www.ebay.com/itm/G-Vintage-CH...item589eefb266
    best tele binding of all time. If only the boots wouldn't break.
    Hell ya! 3-pin w/ cable worked for me. I did eventually crack the base of the binder, but that was well past a couple hundred days.

    The problem is plastic fucking boots! It's not even tele skiing anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by strawjack View Post
    The problem is plastic fucking boots! It's not even tele skiing anymore.
    this^^^^^^^

    lace up and pins separated those that could from those that could not.

    rog

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    Call it what you want - it's better now than it ever was.

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    the skiing or the flaming?
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    Hey, at least free heel skiing has progressed; the flaming, not so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PB View Post
    Call it what you want - it's better now than it ever was.
    ya right, throw in a heal lock down option and call it macaroni.

    rog

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    Quote Originally Posted by tenB View Post
    Take it to the park boys. Figure this shit out! My money is on meadowskipper. Can't tell you why but I always bet against intraweb muscle flexing blowhards. Easy hiding behind computer talking shit, and nobody's impressed that you peddle gear.

    Cooking popcorn now
    Definitely on the 'skipper.

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    The most simple tele binding I liked was either the hardwire or R8. The heaviest tele binding I've liked is Bombers. The most features and skiing...NTN. The biggest bummer because I've had to replace a couple...NTN. The old pick 2 of light, cheap, and durable. If I only tele'd inbounds, Bishops. If I only tele'd out, whatever freepivot version of R8s but I'd probably like to try out 01s and Axles. Because my boots are so comfy and use Dynafits occasionally, NTNs and spend most of my time on alpine bindings.

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    I like NTN but as far as light, cheap and durable you can't pick any.

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    R8 LIGHT CHEAP DURABLE ACTIVE NO FUSS. THE BEST EVAR AND I'M STICKIN TO IT.

    rog

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    I have been teleing for 20 years now. I had a pair of those chilis and they blew out and totally busted. I dont like them. I skied the old superloops for awhile but they are a pain in the ass as well.
    The best tele binding I have ever skied is the 22 Designs Tele Bulldog. Light, step in's and they have never failed me. Ive been on the same pair for the last 8 years.
    http://www.backcountry.com/22-design...rk-ski-binding
    I dont think they make them anymore, but I love them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by readicculus View Post
    I have been teleing for 20 years now. I had a pair of those chilis and they blew out and totally busted. I dont like them. I skied the old superloops for awhile but they are a pain in the ass as well.
    The best tele binding I have ever skied is the 22 Designs Tele Bulldog. Light, step in's and they have never failed me. Ive been on the same pair for the last 8 years.
    http://www.backcountry.com/22-design...rk-ski-binding
    I dont think they make them anymore, but I love them.
    It's now the Lite Spike and sold by the original designer:

    http://www.shop.burntmtn.com/Lite-SPIKE-3-pin-017.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    R8 LIGHT CHEAP DURABLE ACTIVE NO FUSS. THE BEST EVAR AND I'M STICKIN TO IT.

    rog
    I agree. R8's are great and pretty bomb proof. Only weakness they had in my quiver were driving my sumos. So.. I picked up the hammerheads 4 years ago, and use those for most everything. WOW. responsive and bombproof! The R8's are still my go to for touring though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maddog View Post
    Attachment 142874

    They don't have any markings. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Like others already said, pitbulls. I aquired a set last season, mounted them on some long race skis I had. I took one run on them and put them back in the car for the day. Ripped the binders off at home and listed them on ebay that night. Such a poor performing binding, and prone to spectacular failure. Good Riddance!

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