mpdsnowman

Yes welcome aboard to all new members. Now is the season so have fun and enjoy

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jayb

Hi, guys I just came across this site love it. I am 28 been riding about 12years mostly at small mountains in upstate NY going to stratton and Gore this season.

My first good set up was a 148 joyride life support with aluminum joyride bindings, then had K2 clickers for a while when step ins were cool. Now I ride a Never Summer SL 148 with Technine combos back from about 2001-2002 I just got this season last years technine T-9's red and black so I haven't ridden them yet. I also just picked up A DBX Element 151 with DBX bindings off of ebay for $ 30.00 but I have never heard of the brand are they any good. thanks

stuntmanmike

Mike here been a member for a little while but just lurked for a long time. 27 years old been riding for 13 years or so. I grew up in Michigan riding little trash dump hills like mt brighton or getting up to nubs knob if I was lucky. anyway now I live in NC and go out to the App Mtns a dozen times or so a year.

Dcp584

This is a false statement click in bindings were never cool..tsk tsk c'mon after twelve years of riding you should know that.

Anyways welcome to the forum there hoss.

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livelyjay

Welcome new members. Agreed, click in bindings were never cool, but I thought they were very convenient when I started boarding. Then I bought my own gear and thought to myself "why the hell does anyone use click in bindings?".

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Dcp584

Yea right the clickin bindings were always a pain and not really convenient. maybe at teh start of the day when you fisrt stepped into them. after your first run they were so caked with shit and when you went to put that rear foot back in they wouldn't latch to the boot. Uber gay..

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stuntmanmike

I will admit I also rocked a set of K2 Klicker bindings. I just thought they were the hot stuff at the time. looking back now I realize just how foolish I really was.

jayb

Step-ins were the best thing going back in the day late 90's maybe in to 2001 I know they are not cool because I went back to straps I actualy had my front foot "un click" on a good size jump the landing was not pretty to make a long story short I bought straps bindings the next day. Any one heard of DBX before

mpdsnowman

It is the cheapest piece of packaged shit you can find in the industry. I have had that package for six years now and I love it! And dont let people discourage you from using it! u can go anywhere with em. Its been to Colorado, Utah, Vermont, Upstate NY and has held up just fine. Its my short board and I use it in glade systems now. I do want to replace the bindings but just havnt got around to it...primarily because those cheap bindings have held up pretty well.

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AdamDroves

Adam Drover, from Newf, Canada.
I'm 19 and been riding for 4 ish years. I ride a GNU Street Series with Custom bindings and Burton Ruler Rasta boots. I'm tryin to find myself an old Street Dweller on Ebay to dick around on, but to no such luck.