Go to your local Sporting Goods store
and look for the stuff on sale…
they usually have good stuff on sale for beginners
and youll get it for cheap
and im sure once you go riding enough
youll have a lil more expertise on what kind of a rider you are
and youll understand what im talking about later down the line
im thinkin of buying the VANS KIRA Boots but ive neva bought my setup before…so what bindings (meaning like company and then specific kind) would best go with them. and in case this also comes into play, i was hoping to buy a burton snowboard…ne help/advice is much appreciated!!!
i would go with Burton bindings if you want a burton board
and i have both and they go good together
I have a US Men’s size 12 foot.
I have a 08 Salomon Tempest wide.
Feel free to recommend some boots.
I am thinking about $50 – $90, preferably clearance items!
are you looking for bindings or boots?
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I am most likely going to be picking up a rome Agent. I need some sick freestyle bindings and boots to go along with it. I have been riding for 11 years. This past season was my first in the park serious riding a jibpan+cartels+hails. I can hit 40′ footers and I can spin 5’s, expecting a lot of progression in the next 2 years. What binding and boots will best suit my needs?
With the bindings – go light!
Look at the Ride MVMT bindings which are very light and minimal and are designed with the flex and strength you need to hit those landings.
Good Luck
Yesterday it came loose sort of. I could still ratchet and tighten down and loosen up the strap, but it was just hanging there. So I look closely and the end of the spring should be under this little ledge of plastic but it keeps popping out. Any idea how to make it stay or if the spring is busted or if I just need new bindings?
Same thing happened to my K2’s. But its the end of the season, so i just rode it as it was. Gonna buy new bindings for next season, don’t know what yet. Def not gonna be K2’s.
I’ve kinda decided between the Ride EX and the Rome 390’s because i don’t have a huge budget. I mostly ride in the park and some back country stuff and some rails. I was just wondering what one of the two are better for that kind of stuff. I’m usually hitting 20 foot gaps and stuff like that. Please only comment if you have rode these to bindings.
Thanks
390’s are a great choice, durable with a nice soft flex and a good toe strap. I ride the rome arsenals similair to the 390’s just a lil less padding and price tag.
Union forces
Bentmetal Bicuits also good choices.
I don’t like a huge highback on my bindings. I ride park and i also like to freerun a lot. What binding should be best for me?
for freestyle, I’d look at Rome 390s or Union Contacts. I ride Union Forces.
I don’t care about the price as long as it is good bindings,
I was think about k2 cinch
what do you think guys?
I’m a intermediate snowboarder for leisure
The best bindings for *me* are the ones i ride: Nidecker Pro 800. I mostly freeride and they’re solid and very responsive.
They may not be the best for you. What kind of rider are you?
ive been snowboarding for just one season and ive gotten extremely good and i just feel in love with the terrain park…i have a morrow board with ride lx bindings but ive completely outgrown it so im just looking for like the best set up for a ALL terrain board
There is no good board for terrain park. Whatever is comfortable for you, is probably the best board for YOU to ride.
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