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Thanks again for all your advice. I cannot find any, and I mean not even one of the aforementioned bindings in a size 7 for sale. Not on eBay, not on ski it again, not In any online ski shop, not even on the Radar website nor on the Reflex website. I found one size 8 left Strada boot in what seems like the entire universe, and believe me, I've now spent hours looking. I also looked for the o'brien Legion that someone mentioned and couldn't find one. Can anyone help me find a set of Strada's or Reflex's in a size 7?

My goodness, you guys are fast! Thanks for your replies and encouragement! I have more direction and less confusion now.

I've read everything I can about bindings and am confused on which way to go. I get the impression that everyone on this forum is a pro skier, which I definitely am not, but never the less, I am wanting the safest bindings/boots I can get and reasonable for my abilities and age. I am in my late 40's, ski at 29mph 15 off and can usually make 4 balls, and sometimes all 6. I have an HO Siren (which I've never enjoyed), but have skied on my friend's Syndicate A2 and will be getting my new (used) A2 next week. :-) I know I have potential, but keep getting injured at the beginning of the season for the past 4 seasons. 1 injury was non-skiing, but 3 were torn knee ligaments due to only one foot coming out of my boot. I was going to buy a used set of HO EXO Form bindings because I thought it would be good to keep my knees together after a crash, but after reading all the negative remarks regarding heel injuries, I don't know what to do. I love the idea of the OB4's, but wow, they're expensive, and so new that there seems to be very little data to support its safety claims. I realize I'll never be a pro at my age, but I do expect that if I can stay injury-free I might improve which would be nothing more than just super fun for me. Thanks for your replies in advance.