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I'm looking for excellent bindings to go along with my pure jib setup. So far I have a 2011 Skate Banana and 2012 Vans Andreas Wiig boots. Can anyone suggest some good bindings to go along with my pure jib setup? I have been looking at the Union Contact and Contact Pros, but I don't see the difference between the two. Also, would Rome 390 Bosses be any good for jibbing setups? Any other suggestions are really appreciated. Thank you!
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Union flight or force. I've been on my Force for 5 seasons now and I haven't found anything I've liked better. But I did have to get a toe strap upgrade. But Union revamped it this year so it may be better.
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They are really flexible. 390 are more of an all mountain bindings. They aren't a pure jib binding. I haven't heard a lot about them, but the little I did was pretty good. I don't think many people ride them, there may be a reason for that, there may not. Do you have your boots yet?
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Nah, the Flux. Not a whole lot of people ride them I think. I would make sure it fits your boots first. Stiffer bindings can be just as good as flexible. It's what you like, I like stiffer bindings for jibbing so you can really get strong presses and manipulate your board.
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