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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 16
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hi ppls i have a ns sl 158
with burton ozone shrinkage size 10.. need some advice on what type of bindings to get, , boot fits snug in a flux med but all is sold out..,so any other good brands with positve non bullshit input lol is of great help..
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Mt. Hood, Oregon
Posts: 1,273
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I really like the k2 formulas on my SL. I rode some flux super titans for a while but I like the formulas better now. They have really good dampening and the canted footbeds really do make a difference. The hinged ankle strap is also nice because it keeps it out of the way when stepping in the binding.
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 103
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I have the prophecy bindings on my SL and I really like them, it really lets you have a great amount of control over the torsional flex of the board. They are a mid-stiff binding, so they match up to the board pretty well. The only thing I hate about burton bindings is you can't get a canted footbed for them in a non-est binding, I really hate that they are doing that. The straps are pretty comfy on these, which was a pleasant feeling over the rental bindings I was using on rental boards in the past. I had considered the flow nxt-at, union force, ride spi, rome targas, and ride contraband optimo(i think that's the one) when I was buying bindings. If I didn't get the prophecy bindings, I probably would have went with targas or forces.
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