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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 9
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Hello,
Choosing some bindings for my new board, its a GNU Carbon Credit 162w. Looking at both the Rome 390 for $300aud and the Burton Mission $240aud. Have read good things about both bindings. Use will be all-mountain freeride and abit of park. Is it worth spending the extra money? Thanks Ben |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Queensland, Australia
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Given those two options, I struggle for an answer. I would opt for the Romes. They are both 'middle of the flex meter' for there respective companies, and both very good bindings with a history of being fairly bullet proof.
Burton has flowed down a fair bit of tech to the missions and there lower level bindings in the last few years- you'd be basically riding the equivalent of a Cartel from a few years ago, but with slightly softer flex. The Romes look good too though I gotta admit, are the third from top binding in the Rome stable and have a reputation for being a solid, take it all binding. They would more than likely be a better based on the fact that you've got a 162W board, so im picking that your a fairly sizable guy, and they might stand up to a bit more of a beating. Still...ask yourself if you can do with out the extra $60 saved by buying the Missions in your wallet...
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All day, any day, every damn day... I be thinking about the good ole days when I was a whippersnapper used to try to get a kiss but now it be them drawers I'm after Oops... I was rambling
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Seattle Washington
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Apparently I'm the only person has used both...
Missions are royal peices of shit and you will want to shoot your self. 390's feel very nice and are very smooth on the response. Missions feel awkward around your ankle and wont get you on your heel edge without a fight. The 390's are very comfortable and very very natural when turning heel to toe. I'm completely dumbfounded why you even wanted to compare both of these bindings. I'm personally not even an advocate for the 390's either. Cobrasharks FTW
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 22
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i have the 09 missions and i love them... people keep hating on the missions but i just started boarding last season and i love the missions so much that im finding it really hard to commit to buying some new bindings considering mine are old.... the only downside is that the latches would sometimes slip and loosen on their own but as long as u check em every time b4 u go down ull have no problem
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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