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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 12
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So I have a predicament that I don't think I can go wrong on, but would appreciate the forum's input.
I currently own two brand new sets of bindings - 2011/12 Union Atlas' and 2012/13 Burton Cartels. I know these models have been debated back and forth and folks have their personal preferences. With that said, which pair should I keep? Caveat about my riding - I'm 5'10 220 with 9.5 boot. I have a Rome Anthem 163. I ride all-Mtn but stay away from the terrain park and pipe (too many close calls on head injuries in the past). I love powder, bombing steeps, and cruising with a focus on improving my carving. With that said, which bindings should I stick with? I could always hang onto both, but I'll probably stick with one and sell the other. What say you? |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: New Zealand
Posts: 71
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I'd keep the unions because I like the way the heel cup adjusts.
If you're thinking you may keep both, then why not test them and find out which ones you like best. I'm reluctantly going to suggest you're probably not even going to notice the difference either way. |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 183
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How do I know if I need canting? How does auto cant work? |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 319
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If it's this years model is has auto canting. Canting basically has higher padding on the outside, and less on the inside of the binding. It looks like a wedge shape and theoretically it keeps your knees more in line with your hips to reduce fatigue and strain and give you a bit more pop.
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