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Props to Union for signing in to respond to this thread. Hopefully they continue to engage the members of this forum and all the people looking for information, advice, etc.
Look I'm not the boss of you but this is really inappropriate. Especially in light of what appears to be a mature, good-natured response by Union, there's absolutely no need to hijack this thread to try and dredge up that nonsense (which Mods here and EL handled it in a pretty good way) or your own personal beef with Union/C3/Johan. |
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Location: SEATTLE, WA & COLICO, ITALY
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First of all, Johan isn't our rep. I'm not defending him, just to be clear on that. He's a very passionate person who has sacrificed a great deal for our brands. His wife and kids have as well. So when somebody hates on our brand, he takes it personal. Doesn't make it right, but it is what it is. I have no idea what you do for a living, or if you have mouths to feed. If you do, maybe you can understand. Again, I'm not defending his actions or apologize whatever he did. --------- You are entitled to your opinion about our toe straps. Not all boots work ideal with our toe straps. The same can be said for any binding brand. It's important to have them adjusted correctly, obviously. Proper heelcup adjustment is key to toe strap fit. Nike, 32, Vans and Burton all fit great with Union. Every model in our new line has new toe straps that are improved. Lastly, you probably don't realize that there is a patent battle going on with toe straps right now, and we have steered clear of any patent infringements. |
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Thanks for answering my question! If for some reason I did have an issue with the EVA coming apart would that be covered under the base plate warranty? If you don't mind me asking, why didn't you just fill the whole heel with EVA like the contact pro?
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what does having children have to do with it? people who are snowboarders and are not blinded by some twisted sense of brand loyalty have complaints about the functionality of your product. i'm not the only one. feel free to deflect all criticism as my fault, but you'll be doing your market (snowboarders) a huge dis-service. So how does Union Sales Rep choose to deal with it? by pitting a forum of sycophants against other snowboarders for the promise of free gear. sad. very sad. good luck with your damage control exercises.
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such a bitter, bitter old man. |
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OP, that's the way they're designed. Coming off of forces and contacts they felt a little weird to me too, when I first strapped in and I had the same reservations as you. However, after riding them, I found that, sinking feeling, wasn't there at all and that the binding was actually quite nice and damp in the heel. I am, BY NO MEANS, comparing myself to T.Rice, but they're also my favorite bindings ever, and allowed me to sell my Cartels. Have you ridden them yet? If so, and it still felt weird and something you can't get over, then definitely swap out. If not, I say give them a try. Alka, I actually don't/won't have the team bindings for very long. I'm sending them to Jerms! Spreading the stoke. Last edited by phony_stark; 11-14-2012 at 02:11 PM. Reason: What Dave said. |
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