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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 1
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Hey Guys,
I just ordered a 162 Burton Blunt Wide and am wondering what bindings i should look at. Will be spending a fair amount of time in the park but will also want to cruise around the mountain. I'm 202cm(6'7") and weigh 95kg(212lbs). Any help much appreciated! Cheers, Aaron P.s. On a bit of a budget so nothing super expensive
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Whistler, BC
Posts: 311
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What sort of binding are you after? Stiff, flexy, mellow, responsive?
Be warned that the Cartels do come with pretty high high-backs and more forward lean than other bindings so it may or may not be what you're after.
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Guillestre, France
Posts: 16
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actually I goofed, I always confuse the blunt with the clash. I was thinkin you had yourself an all mountain board there but the blunt is defineatly more of a park board and for lots of folks the cartels may seem a bit too restrictive/stiff for a pure park setup. So ya, my bad, your riding style is key. For the price/quality factor I'd still say the missions are a solid choice, certainly for the park, with enough responsiveness to shred it everywhere else too.
That being said I only really know burton bindings, so take my advice for what it's worth cheers |
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