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Bindings/board match - shuffeling the deck
Hi all, another question about matching bindings and boards.
I got two boards: 1) A slightly beaten up skate banana (which I have been riding for the last couple of year and hope to keep for buttering around groomers, general messing about, etc.) and 2) a new NS Cobra (for riding pow, more off-piste, etc., if NS ever delivers the board). I also have two pairs of bindings: 1) 2012/13 Burton Mission Restricted (bought to replace the entry level Burton Customs I had before - thanks nivek) and 2) 2011/12 Rome 390 Boss (impulse buy as I got them at close out for $110). Which set of bindings would pair better with which board? I think the Romes are slightly higher tech so was going to put them on the Cobra (the newer and better board). But I also heard that the Romes are a bit soft (high backs feel softer than the Missions for sure), so would it be better to have the stiffer/more responsive Missions on the more free-ride board? The Cobra will be my main board in the future for sure, so really want to optimize that set-up. If it matters, I am an intermediate rider and ride mostly Japan powder but am also planning to do a few trips around the world (like Tahoe this winter). Thanks for any help! |
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Put the pair you like best on the board you plan to ride most.
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WHY DO PEOPLE ASK THIS STUFF WHEN THEY CAN JUST FIND OUT?!?!? |
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Because people need spoon feeding and sometimes somebody to talk to other than their cranky family/friends/slut... |
It's strange though, isn't it?
He will find an amazing answer to his question if, (4 days max) he just tries them all. He may find that he really enjoys a setup that seems counterintuitive. I found I enjoy stiffer bindings on my n00dle board and softer ones on my p0w board. (Maybe the latter is normal, iono....) Everyone, I made Kale/Sausage/Bean/Potato soup today, and also Cheddar Beer Sausage soup. Both are outstanding. Which should I bring to lunch tomorrow? How come no one has soup anymore? What has replaced it? |
I'm glad you mentioned soup, Phony. Did you know that in Japanese they say, 'to drink soup' rather than 'to eat soup'.
I think it's because they bring the bowl up to their mouth and shovel it in with chopsticks. Do you find you can get full from just soup? Generally, I can't, except for my mom's lentil soup. Now, that is filling! |
I think I say neither, (but DRINK makes more sense) I normally say HAVE.
I don't get full having soup and, honestly, have been racking my brain on, like, a suitable replacement for bread/crackers as a side. I guess classics are classics for a reason. Dude lentils, for me, make the train come on time.....IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEEEEEAN. |
sometimes for school lunch we got served a long bread roll (more like a mini-sub) with our soup. I have tried tunnelling out the middle and filling it with soup (soup sub). Tastes great and I feel like I'm a character in Game of Thrones with soup running down my chin (but they always have grease running down their chins)
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