Rome Artifact with which bindings? - Snowboarding Forum

drawgs · 02-11-2013, 01:41 PM

I'm snowboarding for some years now, just 2 weeks ago i bought a new rome Artifact. I transfered my old bindings, Customs, over but i feel that they take away a big part of the flex of my jib board. I'd like to buy new bindings, so i read alot of the threads. But still im in doubt of what binding i should buy.
I'm still a beginner, like 360's on medium kickers, nose & tail slides on boxes.

Thanks in advance

JBoarder8 · 02-11-2013, 07:28 PM

I too have a rome artifact, but the rocker version. Great board though, especially in the jib park.

My personal opinion on a nice binding setup would be union contacts, or contact pros, burton cobrasharks, forum shakas, or k2 hurrithanes in my opinion would make a great setup. Also any bindings with winged highbacks, such as technines, or burton cobrasharks are great for presses and buttering the hell out of rails.

02-11-2013, 01:41 PM	#1 (permalink)
drawgs Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 1	Rome Artifact with which bindings? I'm snowboarding for some years now, just 2 weeks ago i bought a new rome Artifact. I transfered my old bindings, Customs, over but i feel that they take away a big part of the flex of my jib board. I'd like to buy new bindings, so i read alot of the threads. But still im in doubt of what binding i should buy. I'm still a beginner, like 360's on medium kickers, nose & tail slides on boxes. Thanks in advance

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02-11-2013, 07:28 PM	#2 (permalink)
JBoarder8 Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Holland, MA Posts: 32	I too have a rome artifact, but the rocker version. Great board though, especially in the jib park. My personal opinion on a nice binding setup would be union contacts, or contact pros, burton cobrasharks, forum shakas, or k2 hurrithanes in my opinion would make a great setup. Also any bindings with winged highbacks, such as technines, or burton cobrasharks are great for presses and buttering the hell out of rails.