Selling my very lightly used Prophet 90s. Probably less than 10 days on them. Too short for me. These are the 2011 models with the same graphics as these....
Drilled once for Marker Griffons, current boots are 295 BSL. No core shots, tops sheets about perfect. I dont have pics right now as they are in my storage unit.
$200
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FS: Line Prophet 90 179mm
i definitely need to get myself a pair and this seems like a great deal. I'm not too tech savvy about mounting and my boot size, etc though.
I wear 27.5 boots, does that really matter? I assume since there are no bindings currently then your drill holes shouldn't matter?
I wear 27.5 boots, does that really matter? I assume since there are no bindings currently then your drill holes shouldn't matter?
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FleurDeSki
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There are bindings on them now, but will take them off. As far as re-drilling, I can't really tell you, as I know nothing about that. My BSL is 295, and they were drilled for Griffons. Maybe someone else can speak about re drilling, or if you'd need to
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RMac -- your BSL on mondo 27.5 is probly 315
too bad since the usual range of adjustment is about 20mm and his existing holes probly won't work with the same binding-- they can be plugged of course but you will probably have some near overlaps given how close your BSL's are on most other bindings --
You could buy Marker Schizos which could mount around any existing hole pattern because they move around on a plate like demo bindings; also if you have an idea of the binding you want -- print out the appropriate paper template(http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/show ... -Templates) fold them to a 315 mm centerline and compare the hole layouts. Lastly if you will use these out west you could move the mount centerline back a little which can be better in softer snow
too bad since the usual range of adjustment is about 20mm and his existing holes probly won't work with the same binding-- they can be plugged of course but you will probably have some near overlaps given how close your BSL's are on most other bindings --
You could buy Marker Schizos which could mount around any existing hole pattern because they move around on a plate like demo bindings; also if you have an idea of the binding you want -- print out the appropriate paper template(http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/show ... -Templates) fold them to a 315 mm centerline and compare the hole layouts. Lastly if you will use these out west you could move the mount centerline back a little which can be better in softer snow
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FleurDeSki
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RMac...Its apparent your boots are too big! Size down.