WTB intro women touring setup, frame binding, 160-165 frame or tech binding

Hello:
My daughter wants a touring setup so we are looking for a used setup to get her started. Nothing fancy and don't want to brk the bank. 
Thanks for any leads!

If you don't mind getting skis and bindings separately, check out my post. I think the Blizzard Zero Gs have pros and cons as a intro setup: their short straight tails and light weight inspire confidence going up and make it easy to learn kick turns and skinning in imperfect conditions. What makes them nice going up makes them a little tricky going down compared to something heavier and less cambered.

If she is a strong downhill skier, these could be a good intro to uphill skiing!

turns-all-year.com/forum/index/yardsale/...ension-skins-200-obo

I have a pair of Dynafit Speed Radicals I'd be willing to sell for $100.  The plastic housing has a slight crack at the base, but nothing structural.  The crack hasn't propagated since I've had them (I bought them used in Utah as my first tech binding a while ago, but now they're on my lightweight summer setup so only see a few days of mostly hanging out on my backpack each summer).  I have a pair of 172 Surface Walk Frees they came on that I'd throw in for free.  They've been mounted 3 times, last for a 24.5 boot.  They'll do, but they're pretty swiss cheese.  I also have a pair of Line Sick Day 94s in a 172 in great shape that were mounted once with a Griffon demo that'd I'd sell for $100.  

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Hey David,

I think you sent a private message - I got an email saying I have a message/i can see the message in the email, but it's not showing up on here, so I can't reply.  I'm in Tacoma and they're 2018s  www.evo.com/outlet/skis/line-sick-day-94-2018