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Bunk!...A good ski shop will be able to mount anything on them. This is what riser plates are for. K2 loves to throw the BS about what binding to use for it's skis. It's somewhat true with the telemark skis (although the debate about the core strength rages on) but with the AT and DH skis there should never be a problem.

I tele now, but I'm still a big fan of Salomon 800 and 900 series bindings. (I think they still make those lines.)

Bottom line, take the skis to a shop. Find the bindings she likes. Ask the tech to SHOW how the jig fits the skis. If the jig fits well over the mounting area tell him to drill it!

2007-09-18 18:13:34 · answer #1 · answered by Willie D 7 · 0 0

>> 3 alpine bindings only
I don't know if that's true or not. My guess would be that it's not. But for the purpose of your question of binder recommendations for Phat Luvs, consider Fritschi Diamir Alpine Touring Bindings. My wife uses them on Phat Luvs and won't use anything else. She throws skins in her day ski pack and we're in and out of the resort boundaries all day long. Of course, Alta Ski Area has open boundaries so that makes easy access to backcountry terrain. Whether skiing in the area or out, the Fritschi's work swell for her, though.

2007-09-18 03:21:46 · answer #2 · answered by Gary M 1 · 0 0

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