Naxo NX01 Binding
I just got into AT skiing this year and rented a couple of times, I bought a pair of second hand Naxo NX01's off Mec Gearswap still waiting for them to come in but I got them for $100, i'm a total gear head and really try to do my research before buying gear so looking at reviews I saw pretty good reslults at first. Now that the guy shipped them on COD I was looking into mounting them and found a lot of things going wrong and a bunch of complaints. I am worried now that they arn't a good binding I would rather get a better binding for more $$$ and not have problems with it. the biggest thing is I don't want to drill my ski's and put the Quiver killers in and then find out the bindings are crap and have to switch in a 2 years then have to get new ski's. any thoughts on the matter?
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Naxo NX01 Binding
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2013-01-24 23:46:41
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2013-01-25 00:51:32I used the Naxos for 1 day and didn't like them. Klunky and heavy. My buddy's have broken twice. Sorry but if you want a binding that is going to last more than 2 years, the Naxos would be my last choice. -
2013-01-25 00:54:02
would you reccommend I send them back to the guy and wait for a different pair?
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2013-01-25 12:16:26I would not recommend them either, only heard bad things and I guess there is a reason why the company is no longer. The Quiver Killers are a great idea but I would say wait for something better. Just my 2¢.
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2013-01-25 14:05:58On that note anyone selling a pair of used AT bindings let me know :P
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2013-01-26 18:21:39