I've always skied (with work mainly) in frame touring bindings. I bought myself a pair of backcountry skis cheap secondhand last year to open up scotland but never managed to get out.
The skis are 177 mtn explore 95's. They came with what I am pretty sure are pre-anti-rotation-plate Dynafit tlt speed radicals. No noticeable damage, and they rotate firmly and the toes snap in and out well (though I am not an expert). The guy I bought them from had also planned to put a more burly binding on - Kingpins (post recall), so I ended up with the lot (for not a whole lot of money, frankly).
I'm not a strong skier - a 78kg climber turned skier rather than the other way around, but happy on steeper stuff until the snow is cruddy and soft when I can get chucked into the back seat and struggle to get out.
The radicals fit my bsl. Is it worth having the skis redrilled and fitting the kingpins? Would it make my life easier? Skiing easier? I have piste / front side skis with alpine bindings fwiw.