Nxt Snowboard Bindings
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What snowboard bindings should I buy?
I am looking to purchase a new snowboard during the holiday season and am trying to figure out what bindings to buy. I like the concept of an “easy release” exhibited in products such as Flow NXT AT. I am relatively new to boarding but am looking for a board/bindings which I wont have to replace as my skill increases. Money is not an option but I also do not want to spend more than 300 on bindings.
So in summary, I am looking for some bindings which are easy to put on and off and suited for use for the long term as my skill increases. Give me sum advice shredders.
some of the burtons like burton missions or cartels. they are a little pricey, but they look great. they aren’t “easy release” but they are great.
The k2 cinch is an easy release that in my opinion looks a lot better than most flow models, but they are kind of heavy.
oh some other good brands are technine and ride.
How To set up your Flow Snowboarding NXT Bindings
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Flow NXT-ATSE Snowboard Binding $309.99 Flow built the new NXT-ATSE Snowboard Binding with longer shredding, less fatigue, and bigger airs in mind, which is why they threw in a trimmed baseplate and greater options for adjustability. Fine tune the single I-Flex strap, and you’ll have the same custom fit with quick in-and-out capabilities; just like Scotty Lago.Product FeaturesMaterial: Highback: nylonAnkle Strap: I-Flex PowerstrapToe St… |
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Flow NXT-AT Snowboard Binding $279.99 The perennial favorite of Flow’s pro team, the NXT-AT Snowboard Binding blends reclining-highback convenience with all-mountain versatility. An overall supportive flex offers plenty of control for high-speed shredding, while the Zytel highback and I-Flex PowerStrap give you enough mobility to throw any trick in your bag.Product FeaturesMaterial: Highback: DUPONT Zytel nylonAnkle Strap: I-Flex Powe… |
