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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 47
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Hi all, first of all congratulations for your community. I've been reading some of the threads here for some time and found many useful tips/information on how to get around snowboarding.
On to my question now. I'm just starting snowboarding and after a few days worth of riding, i fell in love with the sport and hated the rented equipment (wet/destroyed boots, generic board setup, malfunctioning bindings, etc). So i decided to buy my own gear. So far i have opted for a safe choice of boots, based on peoples recommendations (32 Lashed) and as for the board i have concluded to the Ride Antic. But im stuck at the bindings selection. Snowboarding is not a big thing where i live at hence there are no local shops selling snowboard equipment which makes the whole process so much harder. So im asking for your help to shed some light on what type of bindings i should look for. Im looking for something not super expensive but durable that will match my boots and riding type (All mountain). Thanks for considering my question. EDIT: Boot size is UK8/US9 Last edited by spinn3rs; 01-02-2012 at 07:51 AM. Reason: Added boot size |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: North Seattle
Posts: 476
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less than $200:
ride ex k2 formula rome arsenal flux se30 less than $250: rome 390 boss burton cartel k2 uprise nitro raiden zero ride revolt flux sf45 a size medium would probably work for all theses
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