Do all snowboard clip-in boots and bindings work together?
Posted on November 17th, 2009 by admin
I just want to replace the boots, but I have clip-in bindings and don’t know which brand of boots I need
thanks for nothing stevie…. and your avatar is retarded
I don’t think there is a single shop who sells clip in’s anymore. You will prob have a hard time finding boots. I tried to help a family friend in this same situation recently and I had no luck.
I suggest you got to a conventional binding set up. If you are looking for something easy to use, check out some Flow bindings with a boot you like.
I got my dad out of clip in’s about 5 years ago. He loves his new set up. Always tells me how much better his boots are since he dosent have to wear the super stiff clip in boots.
If you are down for a new binding boot set up I can make some suggestions.
November 17th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
ask at a sports shop who sell the product they should know or go on line to a sports site
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November 17th, 2009 at 7:34 pm
I don’t think there is a single shop who sells clip in’s anymore. You will prob have a hard time finding boots. I tried to help a family friend in this same situation recently and I had no luck.
I suggest you got to a conventional binding set up. If you are looking for something easy to use, check out some Flow bindings with a boot you like.
I got my dad out of clip in’s about 5 years ago. He loves his new set up. Always tells me how much better his boots are since he dosent have to wear the super stiff clip in boots.
If you are down for a new binding boot set up I can make some suggestions.
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9 years riding
BTW….
I like your style. I would have told Stevie the same thing
November 17th, 2009 at 7:57 pm
if "clip ins" is the brand then I can’t help you. If you mean clickers (single metal tab in middle of sole), k2 no longer makes the boots. If it’s the type that has a steel bar on each side of the boot, then vans makes a noot that works with those. The binding brand is "switch".
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