flow bindings - Snowboarding Forum

baseline6 · 03-12-2009, 05:08 AM

First post! First year snowboarding! I just picked up the ride agenda snowboard should be here mid next week. My question is what flow bindings to get I'm looking at flow m9's right now... sucks I live in az so I won't get to try out my board till next november

03-12-2009, 06:24 AM

A lot of ppl on the board swear by the NXTs. I have "The Five" and they work fine for me. Not as easy to adjust on the fly though. I wanted the M9s, but sierra was all out of them when i ordered. You should be fine with them.

baseline6 · 03-12-2009, 06:47 AM

Well I'm only going with the m9 bindings because I've heard team bindings are too advanced for my skill level... I want the best quality bindings from flow I can get. Meaning I'm going after something light and responsive. Again the Only reason I won't go for team series is because I heard team bindings are too advanced for a begginer to intermediate skill level... my board is a freestyle board so I figured m9's were deffinetley the way to go... I'm going freestyle setup because in az we don't get to many powder days and runs here ain't exzactly so hard you can only use a all mountain set up... most ppl here cruise and do park and pipe

jmacphee9 · 03-12-2009, 01:00 PM

he didnt even suggest those pieces of garbage, everyone that has those has tons of problems. check out NXTs they are amazing, i have the NXT FS(freestyle) they can definetly handle all the mt.

03-12-2009, 06:51 PM

i would say if you have the money buy the better stuff, why buy something low/middle of the road, especially if you can get the bindings for a good deal.

i had a problem with my flow nxt at - but i believe it was more my fault then a faulty binding, and since i purchased them from my local REI.com store and they have a lifetime no questions asked guarantee on all their products, i gave them the broke ones and since they had them in stock they gave me a new pair right then and their. if i would have bought them online or at a snowboard shop they would have sent them in and i would have had to wait weeks for a replacement, just a thought to consider

03-12-2009, 05:08 AM	#1 (permalink)
baseline6 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Gilbert, AZ 4 hours from sunrise Posts: 302	flow bindings First post! First year snowboarding! I just picked up the ride agenda snowboard should be here mid next week. My question is what flow bindings to get I'm looking at flow m9's right now... sucks I live in az so I won't get to try out my board till next november

03-12-2009, 01:00 PM	#4 (permalink)
jmacphee9 Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Detroit Posts: 2,335	he didnt even suggest those pieces of garbage, everyone that has those has tons of problems. check out NXTs they are amazing, i have the NXT FS(freestyle) they can definetly handle all the mt. __________________ Lib Tech Skate banana Flow NXT-FS Nike kaiju Burton [ak] 2l Cyclic Jacket Holden Northfield 3L pants

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03-12-2009, 06:24 AM	#2 (permalink)
rutger1413 Guest Posts: n/a	A lot of ppl on the board swear by the NXTs. I have "The Five" and they work fine for me. Not as easy to adjust on the fly though. I wanted the M9s, but sierra was all out of them when i ordered. You should be fine with them.

03-12-2009, 06:47 AM	#3 (permalink)
baseline6 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Gilbert, AZ 4 hours from sunrise Posts: 302	Well I'm only going with the m9 bindings because I've heard team bindings are too advanced for my skill level... I want the best quality bindings from flow I can get. Meaning I'm going after something light and responsive. Again the Only reason I won't go for team series is because I heard team bindings are too advanced for a begginer to intermediate skill level... my board is a freestyle board so I figured m9's were deffinetley the way to go... I'm going freestyle setup because in az we don't get to many powder days and runs here ain't exzactly so hard you can only use a all mountain set up... most ppl here cruise and do park and pipe

03-12-2009, 06:51 PM	#5 (permalink)
fossilX Guest Posts: n/a	i would say if you have the money buy the better stuff, why buy something low/middle of the road, especially if you can get the bindings for a good deal. i had a problem with my flow nxt at - but i believe it was more my fault then a faulty binding, and since i purchased them from my local REI.com store and they have a lifetime no questions asked guarantee on all their products, i gave them the broke ones and since they had them in stock they gave me a new pair right then and their. if i would have bought them online or at a snowboard shop they would have sent them in and i would have had to wait weeks for a replacement, just a thought to consider