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Join Date: Aug 2011
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So I just got my NS SL in and looking at some new bindings for her. Then I got to thinking I will just use my ride ex binding on the SL. Allowing me to get some new bindings for the k2 Parkstar I also have. I ride the Parkstar more for freeride/mtn freestyle not in the park really at all. The Deltas have a little edge over the Formulas with the 2.5 wedge in my mind. As I have never rode any of these bindings just looking for input.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Mordor
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I think Formulas are 3*
I would try to get 2011 Delta's if you can. The Rodeo just didn't feel as good to me. For that price of Rodeo's though check out Raiden Phantom's, Flux TT30's, or K2 Uprise.
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Revolt's aren't that great. Big thing with the Delta's were the Urethane towers in the heel and toe. I really like them. That's a big reason I like Delta's over Rodeo's too.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Park City, UT
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I'd say Deltas. They work well with a lot of boards, especially softer boards in my opinion. They're super comfortable and very light compared to most other bindings I've had. Board feel is the best I've had too.
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