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Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for bindings that would work well with a banana magic. I was looking at getting some union atlas but wasn't sure if that would be a good match. Anyone with a banana magic, which bindings are you currently running with or anyone with ideas. Thanks in advance!! |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Depends on what kind of riding you will be doing. The Banana magic is a beast of its own. I personally love the atlas. With all the updates it got it only makes it better. One downfall to an Atlas is it (like many Unions) lacks in adjustability (heelcup slide, highjack lean, etc [just various adjustments and the depth of adjustability]). They will be a stiffer but still middle of the road binding. Working at a shop, i can say i have never seen a union binding returned for dissatisfaction or warranty issues. The toecap doesnt fit many boots well but you can switch it out for another toe cap {simple deal}. If your an all mountain rider the atlas would be a good choice. another recommendation is a burton cartel. Been a staple in the industry for many years. I rode then for many years and would still take them (either cartels or atlases) over many other bindings.
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Thanks again |
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Not sure what the commenter above is talking about with lack of adjustability? Grab some other bindings off the shelve. Union is as adjustable as anything out there. |
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Atlas is my favorite binding ever.
I was on Nike Kaiju 9's last year, the toe cap will wrap around your boot great out the box and SUPER nicely around day 3. Also, on non-est boards I find the Atlas to be more adjustable where it counts (centering, fwd lean) than my burtons, who, to me, make the second best bindings on the market. |
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Thanks everyone for the information!!!! |
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Sizing for all bindings is best done in person at your local shred shop. |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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I rock Ride Meastro with my 2012 Banana magic it's a sick combo and endless adjustability as with most ride bindings, never had a problem with those bindings very responsive, super strong no issues yet... Only thing is a piece of rubber coming off of one of my toe cups but has no effect on performance..
Ride bindings last forever.. |
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