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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 28
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This is my first year boarding, and I love it. The only problem is that i started off with a pre-set package sold at Dunhams. The board isn't half bad I guess, it's a 24/7 night board. The bindings on the other hand just don't feel right. I'm looking for a decent pair of bindings that don't cost that much, any help would be great.
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I ordered a pair of union forces for a 111 bucks at Mount Everest Ski and Snowboard. They only had a L/XLg which was perfect for my size 11 DC Judges. Plus I got free shipping and no sale tax. If you're looking for a smaller pair Sierra Snowboard has them in M/L for 100.
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Between the two the Forces are better suited for free riding. Their highbacks are stiffer than the cadets but not too stiff. They are considered middle of the road in stiffness which will give you the most versatility whether you wanna mob down steeps or play in the park. I would consider myself as being a similar rider as you so I like doing mostly free riding as well. However, if you want a more forgiving binding with a softer flex then you might wanna go with the cadets, you'll still be able to mob down steeps but the bindings just won't be as responsive. It's really up to you, they're both great bindings so you can't go wrong with either. Just be sure that when you purchase one of them that you adjust them so that the cap strap fits right. A lot of people have been complaining about the new cap strap system slipping off their boots. When you setup your bindings make sure to put your boots in and fit you bindings to them. Here's how the cap strap should fit. Also, you should try calling Union to get their opinion. I've called their customer service line and they're freaking awesome, they really helped me choose the right binding for me. Good luck on your purchase.
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hmm , your toestrap seems to have a plastic strap over the toe , my force's dont have that , i just have this concave piece where you have the plastic strap
for some reason i'm not able to setup my toestrap so that it looks like that. my toestrap is this kind larger pic here Last edited by megamold; 04-29-2009 at 02:49 AM. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Annapolis
Posts: 246
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hm. on this years the straps have kind of a mesh pattern look to them on the tops, and i think they had a smooth look to them on last years. im just pretty sure the straps you are describing are from last years model.
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