Binding choice for new Ski

[YumpR]

I am new to skiing and just bought an HO Carbon Omni. My next step is to pick bindings. I am leaning towards a D3 T-factor front boot with a RTP.

What are your suggestions?

 

 

[skibrain]

Depends on what you’re used to.

 

With new ski, I’d start with same/similar type as previous bindings but, that’s me.

 

Oh, and I like my T-factors.

[MDB1056]

Love my tfactors! I’m a fan for life

[Clydesdale]

Wiley’s are safe and have withstood the test of time.

[A_B]

I have never had much success trying a new ski with new bindings, so if you do get new bindings, ride the new stick with the old pair a little and see what new ski characteristics you need to adjust to and then pop the new bindings on.

 

Whenever I have tried both new I was probably heard muttering "I feel like a fish on a bicylcle" ...

[ALPJr]

Lot of good choices out there. Give @perfski a call for good advice, selection and service. Whatever you end up with, give it some time for you to get used to how everything rides.

[aupatking]

Boots can be harder to get used to than a ski. If your old boots aren’t trashed, I’d try the ski with them first. If you’re not on an RTP now, that alone is a huge change some find insurmountable (me right now). If your old setup is not an option, it would be a good idea to go with the closest to what you had. The T-Factor though, should feel and behave a lot like a rubber “Wiley” style boot, just with a lot more support/stiffness