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**Donutz** · 01-13-2013, 12:48 PM

You may have a bit of a problem getting much in the way of responses on this thread. Female snowboarders are a minority and female snowboarders that are heavily enough into park to have a park board/bindings probably even more so.

Maybe a better question would be what to avoid for park bindings? You've already identified rear-entry bindings. I have some Rome 390s on my park board, but I don't do enough park for it to make much difference whether I had Romes or Unions or whatnot. How much precision do you need? Are you looking for the best women's binding for park, or are you just looking to avoid making a show-stopper mistake?

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Donutz Drunk with power...er beer. Join Date: May 2010 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Posts: 3,700 Blog Entries: 177	You may have a bit of a problem getting much in the way of responses on this thread. Female snowboarders are a minority and female snowboarders that are heavily enough into park to have a park board/bindings probably even more so. Maybe a better question would be what to avoid for park bindings? You've already identified rear-entry bindings. I have some Rome 390s on my park board, but I don't do enough park for it to make much difference whether I had Romes or Unions or whatnot. How much precision do you need? Are you looking for the best women's binding for park, or are you just looking to avoid making a show-stopper mistake? __________________ Illegitimi non carborundum I hate the parts between winter...