Snowboard question please advice:
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Hi Guys,
I need new bindings for my board,
which one would u recomend, the price is not a problem I want to have one of the best.
Back to Audi topic, who said that Quattro can;t spin all 4 wheels.
)) We opened the season in Killington, wasnt so bad for the first time.
I need new bindings for my board,
which one would u recomend, the price is not a problem I want to have one of the best.
Back to Audi topic, who said that Quattro can;t spin all 4 wheels.
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the best and most reliable bindings are Burton bindings. Look into the Burton Mission...or the Custom Freestyle (these two are the best for the money). Drake bindings are also good.....but i'd go with the Burton's, and i've ridden every type of binding there is, and keep comming back to them. You just can't beat the adjustability and versatility of them ;-) Oh, how was Killington, i bet it must have been good with the 6 inches they got on Friday plus the cold weather. I was there last Sunday and it was good...and i'll be up there again next weekend =) Jackson
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If you are looking for the top quality one than Flow Carbon is the best, it cost about $350.
I have the Burton c14 and personally i think they are one of the best because they provide good handling and durability.
are u a beginner boarder or an advanced?
If you are a beginner than you should look into step in bindings for easier movement.
I have the Burton c14 and personally i think they are one of the best because they provide good handling and durability.
are u a beginner boarder or an advanced?
If you are a beginner than you should look into step in bindings for easier movement.
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I had a pair of the Burton C14's.....but i didn't pay $300 for them, i got the hook ups...but comming from someone who used to own a retail snowboard shop and selling all these bindings...you should never pay more than $175ish for a pair of bindings, even top of the line carbon fiber ones.....it's simply not justified with the amount of difference/performance you'll get for the average (beginner to even expert) rider. Don't get me wrong.....i loved those C14's cuz they were one of the lightest ****'s around...but again, not worth the extra $130 or so.....go with the Burton Mission's, see if you can get a pair from last season discounted ;-)
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and what is it that you don't like about the Custom Freestyle? The C14 was nice cuz it was so light...but the key thing ws that the hi-back was stiff...so it was total heelside edging at an instant. I liked them in the pipe...but didn't like them as much just freeriding around. The Drake Limited is nice too...but it depends on what you're looking for? =)
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But I want something nice, the problem with mine is that I have some pain after riding with them, on the top of my foot, seems like is something with the bindings.
What are u thinking about P1 HD i can get pair for around $220.
What are u thinking about P1 HD i can get pair for around $220.
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sometimes the strap and the way it tightens when you click down over your boot might be off, or wrong and cause pain on your foot. Changing a strap might fix that, it has for a lot of my friends. Then again, sometimes it's the boot. What kinda boots? Burtons? The PH1 HD's looks really nice...haven't ridden those, but the straps seem real comfortable. Those might be your answer ;-) My feet hurt when i strap down really hard to ride pipe cuz i click it sooo tight...and put sooo much forward lean on the high-backs...but i've gotten used to it. Your feet sometimes build up that stress fatigue endurance...and you'll be ablre to take more and more as you ride over the years. In any case.....go witht he P1's.....they look so nice =)