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Join Date: Nov 2010
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I'm in a similar situation. I'm going to get the Yes GBOH next year and I'm not sure what binding to get exactly. I'm looking at the TT30s and the SF45s. If anyone has experience with either of these two bindings it'd be appreciated.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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EMS has some TT30s for $99.98 and RK30s for $129.98. Limited sizes and colors though.
Mens Snowboard Bindings - Snowboard Boots & Bindings - Eastern Mountain Sports |
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You might want to ask Leo about the RK30 (we did a review here, but he might have some more feedback for you) He's got a Proto and he & I both rode the Flux RK30 at Test Fest earlier this month. We didn't ride them on the Proto, but since he's got experience with both of them you might want to get his opinion.
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DS45 has a stiffer base then the TT30 or the RK30 but next season they change the Highback to the new alpha high back on the DS30(was DS45 but they soften the base). Look for the DMCC light for a stiffer jump and freestyle binding. Plus the higher end bindings will have a new alpha footbed.
For straight park look at RK30 Jumps and park look at DS30 Stiff freestyle bindings look at the DMCC light that is coming out for next season. |
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