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Best All-Mountain Freeestyle Bindings

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#1 ·
Hello everybody. I am going to buy new bindings, a new board, and new boots this year. I have chosen my board as the Never Summer Proto HDX and my boots as the Ride Hi Phys, but I am having trouble picking bindings. I am looking for more all-mountain freestyle bindings because I ride a little park on top of all-mountain. Any suggestions?
 
#2 ·
Vita's or Cartel's from Burton

Now IPO's would be a good choice in my opinion as well...

Honestly, with a board that is so middle of the road, you have a lot of options with your bindings. Do you want a super surfy park ride or do you want a tight, responsive cruise ride? Can't really go wrong either way
 
#11 ·
Depends on of you like a stiff binding. me personally I like a stiff binding. The El Hefe are a bit stiffer than the Capos but you also get the other wedgies in that package 4.0 and 5.0. The 4.0 gives you a bit more angle than the 2.5s on the Rodeo and Capo. I noticed a difference when I test rode a Highlife UL with the El Hefe and 4.0 wedgies. But again its personal preference
 
#13 ·
So would the custom flying V from Burton be to soft in your option? I have Rodeos on a Saloman Ace which are soft bindings. Then got a GNU riders choice with the capos. And I really like that setup. But the Burton was going to be my next board to take the ACE's place in my board line up
 
#18 · (Edited)
My Capo bindings came with a disk and hardware for the channel system in their box. Even though I like the El Hefe bindings of I was too go with Burton bindings to go with the Burton board I'd look into the Diode EST.

But I like knowing that some of my binding is aluminum and not all plastic.
 
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