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  1. #76
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    oh, ouch. you are so clever

  2. #77
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    Quote Originally Posted by LeeLau View Post
    What would be insane marketing is if every part of the binding could be rebuilt so every one a with garage CNC machined could machine their own lighter bits. G3 could co-market this with CNC machine manufacturers and anodization service providers.

    Then require that every binding only be installed with inserts thus quadrupling the sales of garage drill presses
    Let's design the maggotech binding. We won't sell physical bindings, we'll just license the CNC file to users who will make it on their own garage CNC machines.

    Anyone for crowdfunding?

  3. #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Conway View Post
    I'm looking forward to discounts on the "losers" of the great tech binding bonanza in a couple years.
    patience is key, I'm in
    a positive attitude will not solve all of your problems, but it may annoy enough people to make it worth the effort

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    Quote Originally Posted by ts01 View Post
    You left out the key part: It might be OK for the rest of you ladies. But I charge so effing hard, my mere gaze will shatter this binding into a thousand tiny pieces.

    I love you guys
    "If you limit your choices only to what seems possible or reasonable, you disconnect yourself from what you truly want, and all that is left is a compromise." -Robert Fritz

    Quote Originally Posted by skifishbum View Post
    not enough nun fisters in that community

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    Quote Originally Posted by coldfeet View Post
    Let's design the maggotech binding. We won't sell physical bindings, we'll just license the CNC file to users who will make it on their own garage CNC machines.

    Anyone for crowdfunding?

    I would have Ti plums faster than you could say "van halen transition"

    Seriously. Don't you dare play with my emotions!
    "If you limit your choices only to what seems possible or reasonable, you disconnect yourself from what you truly want, and all that is left is a compromise." -Robert Fritz

    Quote Originally Posted by skifishbum View Post
    not enough nun fisters in that community

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    Quote Originally Posted by coldfeet View Post

    Anyone for crowdfunding?
    I'd be down for a group buy!
    Life is not lift served.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Conway View Post
    I'm looking forward to discounts on the "losers" of the great tech binding bonanza in a couple years.


    I've already got plans for a low tech rocking chair. The pivot point is going to be the tits.
    "If you limit your choices only to what seems possible or reasonable, you disconnect yourself from what you truly want, and all that is left is a compromise." -Robert Fritz

    Quote Originally Posted by skifishbum View Post
    not enough nun fisters in that community

  8. #83
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    Quote Originally Posted by coldfeet View Post
    Let's design the maggotech binding. We won't sell physical bindings, we'll just license the CNC file to users who will make it on their own garage CNC machines.

    Anyone for crowdfunding?
    could i print a working binding on my 3d-printer using those files?

    freak~[&]

  9. #84
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    One doesn't. You have to reach down and turn the heel. The DEMO one I saw required a bit of a trick to keep the brake down but it seemed like an easy problem to fix and not something built into the main part of the binding.

    Edit: it didn't reply with quote from a phone, I was trying to reply to Steve

  10. #85
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    Quote Originally Posted by LeeLau View Post
    If only I'd negotiated the contract terms so I got paid by generated hype
    My illusions...... shattered.
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    And there will come a day when our ancestors look back...........

  11. #86
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    http://t.co/xQZ6xM6TyR

    Check this out lots more information on the ion!

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    hubbahubba.

    This could be a great contender I hope durability plays out ok.
    Life is not lift served.

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    Quote Originally Posted by powdergangsters View Post
    http://t.co/xQZ6xM6TyR

    Check this out lots more information on the ion!

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    "this video is private" :/

  14. #89
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    Looks easier to step into than in the Vipec demo for sure. Kind of odd you can stay in the binding to switch from tour to ski but have to step out from ski to tour? Forward pressure elasticity looks nice, interesting to see how far they can be pushed.

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    That was quick. Guessing it is under wraps now till sia

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    Quote Originally Posted by snapt View Post
    Forward pressure elasticity looks nice, interesting to see how far they can be pushed.
    My one repeatable let down in my Dynafit bindings is: small drop with some force into powder, ski decambers, I rebound out of the pow lining up the next turn, ski then rapidly over cambers as I rebound, heel pins pull back a few mm and release, insta-tele in deep snow with some speed in trees... with my head leading the charge. It happens a few times every season, and I don't usually get much air.
    Life is not lift served.

  17. #92
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKAQtyPORy0 - 1:30 for you neckbeard

    Locked toe - locks brake for touring
    Heel lifts like Radical
    Forward pressure spring to aid with insta tele
    Ramps in toe as a bootstop when inserting boot into toe
    Toe wings stay open; no annoying Onyx mechanism of entry requiring pole to be used to hold down a lever
    Van halen mode to switch from tour to ski at 3:08

  18. #93
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    I take back what I said about G3 products in the dynafiddle TR after seeing ^^^^that vid.

    rog

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    Subscribed, had high hopes for the Onyx that were dashed. Maybe this one will be better?

    My eye keeps looking at how close the toe piece mounting holes are to the edge.

    Forward elastisity looks good.
    watch out for snakes

  20. #95
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    G3 skis have come a long way (from crap to pretty darn good). Hope these bindings follow suit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sfotex View Post
    Place to bolt on the ski crampon slot?

    Is it just me or does it look like it has a higher stack height then other tech bindings?
    Looks like they're staying with their proprietary ski crampons (instead of adopting the more-or-less interchangeable Tech crampon slot).

    Judging by the New Year's Day video, seems like the heel height is pretty typical but the toe pincers are jacked up a bit to allow more space under the toe springs so as to be able to clear snow/ice out with a finger.
    Mo' skimo here: NE Rando Race Series

  22. #97
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    less ramp angle compared to dynafit would be nice.

    rog

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    JonS- rog etc - will take a look at it closer for those details. Keep the questions coming

  24. #99
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    Lee. Would be great to get a comparison between this and the BD binding. Actual elasticity numbers/percentages?

    Looks more durable than the BD but time will tell.

    With both, still question the icing issues but time will tell.

    Thanks for the vid. Gotta love the shades and bro speak. Lol.



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    BD only make tele bindings... why compare a tele binding to a tech?

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