Which snowboard bindings should i get?
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I have a 2007 ride No 4 snowboard. Anyone have any suggestions as to which bindings I should get that go well with the board. Can be any price. Thanks.
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Answer:
Ive always liked Ride bindings, and seeing as you have a Ride board they will suit it well. Ive never been to keen on Burton bindings myself, yeah they are compfy enough but don't last half as long as other makes, and are generally built just to fit burton boards so won't fit certain other companys boards.
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i would say flow bindings by far... souper easy to strap up and they are comfortable and good for any type of riding
masoman07
If you want to buy online, check out the "snowboarding" section of www.lagerstone.com for good prices.
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