Comments on: Snowboard Boots & Bindings? http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings Best Snowboarding Bindings Information Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:24:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: acrotty15 http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings/comment-page-1#comment-931 acrotty15 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 22:02:59 +0000 http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings#comment-931 I'm a huge fan of Salomon boots. They are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. I definatly recomend you go try on a pair of Salomon's. I wear the F20 and I love them. For bindings, I ride a Salomon SPX Pro. I like these bindings a lot. They're great for the park but are also pretty versitile. The thing I like about pairing Salomon boots with Salomon bindings is that they make their boots and bindings so that the boots fit perfectly into the bindings. There's even a little hook sort of thing on their bindings that hooks into a little notch on the heel of the boot to help keep it in place(it's not really a hook, it's just sort of a little thing that the boot fits into).<br><b>References : </b><br> I’m a huge fan of Salomon boots. They are the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. I definatly recomend you go try on a pair of Salomon’s. I wear the F20 and I love them.

For bindings, I ride a Salomon SPX Pro. I like these bindings a lot. They’re great for the park but are also pretty versitile.

The thing I like about pairing Salomon boots with Salomon bindings is that they make their boots and bindings so that the boots fit perfectly into the bindings. There’s even a little hook sort of thing on their bindings that hooks into a little notch on the heel of the boot to help keep it in place(it’s not really a hook, it’s just sort of a little thing that the boot fits into).
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]]> By: paintball_312 http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings/comment-page-1#comment-930 paintball_312 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:37:59 +0000 http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings#comment-930 Going to really need some more info to answer this properly, what is your riding style, boot size and riding ability?<br><b>References : </b><br> Going to really need some more info to answer this properly, what is your riding style, boot size and riding ability?
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]]> By: Daveh B http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings/comment-page-1#comment-929 Daveh B Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:27:59 +0000 http://snowboardingbindings.org/snowboard-boots-bindings/snowboard-boots-bindings#comment-929 oki id say if ur riding a custom your quite a good rider soo id go for somthing stiff like burton p1 bindings and either a pair of vans or a pair of dc's but if u wanted 2 keep a whole burton setup then id go for a pair of burton hails i used to ride them real stiff real comfy!! you could look into some 32's like the lashed there nice<br><b>References : </b><br> oki id say if ur riding a custom your quite a good rider soo id go for somthing stiff like burton p1 bindings and either a pair of vans or a pair of dc’s but if u wanted 2 keep a whole burton setup then id go for a pair of burton hails i used to ride them real stiff real comfy!! you could look into some 32’s like the lashed there nice
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