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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Banff
Posts: 15
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I'm looking for bindings for a big mountain board. I've got burton driver x boots and am looking for some stiff bindings to go with it all. Why are all of the stiff bindings more expensive? Any suggestions?
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 31
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you can give Ride SPI's a look, from reviews they seen to be pretty stiff. They're discontinued but on sale at ChristySports for $115 with free shipping.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Mordor
Posts: 5,373
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For Stiff look at Ride Capo's, Rome Targa's, Flux SF45's, K2 Evers, Flow NXT-FRX, or Raiden Machines.
Stiffer is more expensive cause to do that and keep weight down or the same you have to use higher end materials
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Revy
Posts: 861
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Ignore whoever said Flux TT30 it's not stiff. Flux in general are pretty flexy. The SF45 is ok though. Nivek knows what he's talking about - all great suggestions. Same with the others who suggested the Arsenal - great binding. The Salomon Caliber and Burton Malavita are additional options.
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