are flow bindings any good
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are flow bindings any good
There are other forums for your so called survey............................................ ...................TECH TALK BEOITCH!
I voted no just out of spite.
get some cateks and shut the hell up
yo-
flow bindings are comfortable but repairs are a nightmare....I filed down nails to fix the pins in the back...they break easily.
I would look elsewhere unless you have lots of $ or own your own shop ...and carry flow parts.
hey haters take it easy.
Cateks are cool.
My daughter has flows. A screw came loose this winter and I've yet to find a replacement. PITA. Other than that, they're fine. Easy to deal with, the "tongue" cuts down on instep straps digging in, plus I'm a big fan of set-it and forget-it. Which is why I don't own Cateks for my hard boot bindings - too many damned adjustments - I love my Bomber TD2s.
...or just shut the hell up!Quote:
Originally Posted by tex1230
TECH TALK JONG!
Shut it JONG!:the_fingeQuote:
Originally Posted by jg
yeah -beater boy
tech talk ..true that BUT its already here so relax.
Ahhhh...dude? This thread is 17 months old, so I wouldn't say it's "already here"Quote:
Originally Posted by jg
PM Iceman, he will set you straight.
Mercy killing?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
With a hammer, no less.
After how many strokes does it cease to be 'mercy'?
Slow bindings suck unless you ride with skiers. If you get sick of them saying "hurry up buckles" get them, but you just can't get the same level of support as you can with a traditional binding. Toe caps rule so hard its not even funny.