New board, time for new bindings.
 

I will be getting my new board hopefully by the end of the week in the mail so now I have to shop for bindings. I never really knew before that bidings came in so many different styles and riding preferences. My current board has a very cheap pair of Firefly's therefore they are definately not being transfered over.

Here is some important info:

-Board is an Endeavor Diamond 142 (picture bellow)
-Boots are womens 6.5 Ride Sash
-Riding will be mostly on hardpack with some ice however I will be trying out glades and small jumps this winter.
-budget is under $220, the cheaper the better of course.
-I don't mind older models, or gently used.

These are the ones that I've been looking at for colour however I have no clue what biding stats mean or what I should be looking for such as softer, stiffer, high back, flex,... I don't know what they translate to when riding or what I should be looking for. So this is what I like look wise with my board however I have no clue what's right for me and what's not. I also have no clue as to which are good and which are crappy.

My board:
http://www.snowboard-review.com/imag...eries_2011.jpg

-Burton Lexa Tucan
http://k4.stylefeeder.net/thumb/f9/3...b80fa1-200.jpg

-Burton Scribe Miami Nights
http://www.surf-life.co.uk/productIm...011_138206.jpg

-Rossignol Justice 2010 or 2011
http://content.backcountry.com/image...534/ONECOL.jpg
https://www.colesport.com/store/Prod...mary_1EFF1.jpg

-Flux GU30 pink
http://thumbnail.image.rakuten.co.jp...mg59090490.gif

-Rome Strut in blue
http://www.backcountry.com/images/it...OM0277/BLU.jpg

Please help with new suggestions or help narrow down this list.

Thanks! :)

Burton or Rome.

Had good experiences with both companies.

My daughter has a couple of pairs of the Lexas and really likes them. She loves the Tucan color.

The Lexas are a great option.

Instead of the Rome Shift, I would recommend the Madisons - they are more all-mountain freestyle oriented and are some of the best out there.

Union Milan or Trilogy.

K2 Auto Agogo

K2 Virtue bindings
K2 Virtue Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010 | evo outlet

K2 Auto Agogo
K2 Auto Agogo Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010 | evo outlet

both under your budget significantly and in medium which should fit 6.5 easily.

Burton Lexas are a good option, I've never met a girl that dislike riding them. I ride Rome Madisons and I'm obsessed with them, and again-I've never met a girl that disliked them.

Union Milans are a good option as well. A little stiffer than the others but good for all mountain riding.

i just got these and tried em out for the first time on sunday. i like how easy it is to get in and out of them. and the toe strap flexes enough to conform to any boot... it hugs your toe really well for more control. i had burton stilettos before these, which also had a toe strap, but it was so stiff and box-y that you had to align the strap and boot just right for it to fit (which didn't make for a quick strap in).

so yeah, i felt very comfortable in the fluxes. no gripes yet, and i am definitely a fan. all the boys i ride with have flux bindings and love em to death.. so i know lots who will vouch for the brand.

and plus they come in cute colors like emerald and pink.

Thanks for the info!! Right now I'm trying to win a pair of FLUX bindings on facebook but I'm up against a High School Kid with close to 700 friends so it's not looking good. I always seem to be behind by about 4 or 5 votes but that still puts me in second place.

If I don't win, I'll probably go with the best deal I can find between the Burton Lexa Tucan and the FLUX bindings.

why don't you post the link in a thread here and try and get some snowboardingforum.com votes/support? although i wonder if that's considered spamming. :dunno:

I tried already... I had posted the link in boards and in bindings. No luck.

Here is the link again just incase.. :)

Make sure you're logged into facebook first.

LINK

Just click on the link and "LIKE" my picture to vote for me.

Thanks in advance!