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The Rooster King
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Oregon
Posts: 2,349
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 488
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Bindings are preference, everyone has different ideas of what they want in response/tech/colors (it's true)/perception. Don't let someone else's perception cloud yours. In the 70+ total days I've ridden I have tried different bindings. (Rome/Ride/Burton/Flux) I admit, there are things that some companies do a little better than Union, burton has smoother toe ratchets and canting (if that's your hype), flux has a comfier ankle strap, Ride/Rome have a lot of customization. But Unions for me, overall, have been the absolute best at the things that are most important to me on the hill, especially in less than prime conditions. Keeping my boot in the binding. Strapping in. Adjusting the forward lean. Responding to frozen fingered, ham fisted, manhandling. I own a pair of EST Malavitas, but midway through last season I bought a conversion disk and put my Atlases (by far the best binding I've tried) on my board, because of the aforementioned reasons. Duell, you say that you'll never put Burton bindings on your board, why? I think they make the second best clamps on the market. |
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Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Calgary
Posts: 55
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Toe straps for unions. I have a pair or 32 boots that won't even fit in the toe strap. There union toe straps won't fit all boots. Racket fails, is when you try to get your bindings super tight (I ride pipe a lot). When you attempt to get it too tight the teeth of the racket will actually miss the strap and get looser. You prett much have to pull the racket leaver then press the teeth into strap. |
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