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I rolled my ankle last week landing flat in my TT30's and blamed it on the highbacks. So I went looking for medium-stiff to stiff bindings with toecaps, rigid highbacks and ample cushioning, suitable for bombing and jumping and haven't had much luck. Any suggestions?
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I like my Catek FR2 Pros. They are ultra stiff, however they lack a toe-cap and are fairly heavy.
How exactly could the highback be responsible for rolling your ankle? That says boot / you to me.
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I think FR2 is uberstiff, and overkill, if he doesn't told anything about alpine style, carving, and etc..
@outlyr: look at Ride NRC, Ride Spi, Ride CAD. May be Nidecker 900, or union force mc(they don't cost $400, but with discounts). I got CAD's for $120 as new, and reeeealy happy with em(on an elevators) =) |
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I blame it on the TT30 highbacks because they are noticeably smaller than those of my Malavita's. Although Malavita's are also considered park binders they provide better support, as far as I am concerned. But I suppose it could very well be my boots. I have noticed that my Ride Deuce's are packing-out after only five days of use, while the length has remained snug.
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Rolling your ankle has nothing to do with the highback. Straps at the most but really just the boot. the Deuce is a softer park boot and laces have give. TT30's are great bindings. Just get some stiffer boots if you're that worried, stiffer with BOA. Cables don't give.
Also on a landing that can torque your ankle, your just gonna torque your ankle. That's part of snowboarding, if you land wrong you're gonna hurt yourself. If you really want new bindings, Look at Ride Alpha's, and the higher end Flow Stuff. NXT. They are stiff and that big strap is really supportive. The day they put cant into their bindings I will convert 100%.
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