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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Huntingtown, MD
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Hey everyone. I'll apologize in advance for posting a thread that you guys probably see all the time. I've been doing a ton of reading and I still can't decide on which bindings to get. Just bought my first board, but I consider myself an intermediate rider.
I've got a 2011 K2 Beliver 157 with size 10.5 2010 Rome Bodega boots. I'm looking for bindings that will be good for riding all mountain, but will also be good in letting me progress in the park. I'm a very indecisive person, so I keep switching back and forth between a bunch of different bindings that I've been looking at. I've been looking at: Rome Targas, Union Forces, Ride Deltas, K2 Formulas, and Burton Cartels. I've been looking at 2010's in all of these just because I'm not that concerned with having the latest product, and the sales are nice. I'd buy a 2011 but I'd like not to go over $180 ish. I've read many threads regarding these bindings and still can't decide, so I thought I'd post my own thread where I can ask personal questions and get straight answers. Thanks for reading this and I appreciate any suggestions/input. |
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Also, with the Targas, I feel like they are so customizable that I won't know where to start, since I don't ahve any experience with personally owned bindings. And I'll take a look at the Flux bindings, I haven't researched those yet! Thanks |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Da Cut
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NP! Yea, I read that too about the Targas. I figured that they didn't put their highbacks down while on the chair lift. As far as customizability (real word?) they are pretty straight forward. There are different inserts for different stiffnesses, the toe portion pulls out or goes in and you can rotate highbacks. I have never owned customizable set of bindings either but once you get them they are not too bad. There is also a thread on here about how to get started. Here is the link http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...me-targas.html
Last edited by Mirage; 08-13-2010 at 02:11 PM. |
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I rode the Delta's all last season, and really liked them. I did powder, steeps, and a little park with them and they performed flawlessly. No issue with the straps or quick release. Plus I got them on sale for around 90 shipped. The only minor issue I had with them is the heel cup was a bit narrow for my boots. No big deal, I just shaved the outer heel of my boots down a bit with a rasp.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Huntingtown, MD
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I went with the white 2010 Flux Feebacks. Can't wait for them to get here. Thanks for the help guys |
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