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Hi, after some research I narrowed down the options to 2 bindings. I will ride normal slopes and do some easy tricks so probably an allmountain binding with midflex would be best for me.
K2 Formula 2011 Burton Custom 2011 I have a Ride agenda snowboard so the question is also if the burton binding will fit. Which of those 2 is a better option? Thank you! Last edited by Metroid; 11-24-2010 at 10:25 AM. |
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I'm guessing your budget is under $200? Out of the two you have listed, the formulas are the better bindings IMO.
If your budget is higher: Rome 390 Boss Snowboard Bindings 2011 Ride Delta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2011 I favor the Romes
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The highbacks have been completely redesigned. They are a little taller and supposedly form fitting (I'm sure different boots will fit differently on it). I actually love the highback, it's comfy. However, depending on the price difference, you can totally do the 2010 instead. I mean if it's a matter of $20, I'd go with the 2011 for the added comfort.
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