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Flow Team Binding - 2007 BCS
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I-Flex 3-D Powerstrap and a super-lightweight magnesium chassis make the Flow Team Binding rule in the terrain park and the backcountry. The Dynalite vented hiback on the Team provides telepathic response and surgical precision for the most demanding riders, while four locking MINIratchet buckles provide a customized fit no matter what kind of boot you ride. All-stainless hardware and cable terminals take all the punishment you can deliver, but with a shock-absorbing base pad and anatomically correct cushioning system you'll barely notice the Team Binding doing the dirty work. If you have any doubts that all this tech can fit in a featherweight package, Flow specs this binding under 900 grams…and that's damn light, son.
Bottom Line: Lighten your whip and dial in your ride with the Team Binding from Flow.
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OvEr RaTeD ... just like Flow
By:
Andrew Dixon
September 16, 2008
Another low grade binding put out by flow ... Ahhh I guess it is expected now. These things are pretty heavy, they are not that responsive and they cannot hold up worth a dizzle when it comes to some more technical riding (big mountain or backcountry freestyle). Sad ... not really, to say that this is just another attempt at a dec pair of bindings. Flow has a good idea, just needs to ... add a toe strap for some control.
If i wear a size 8 DC shoe (Flare model) what size Flow The Five
If i wear a size 8 DC shoe (Flare model) what size Flow The Five bindings do i need to purchase?
By: spyder5202384066
August 27, 2008
flow team '08
By:
trent reznor
November 27, 2007
just took these for the first ride of the year on northeast crud. they rip. lightest flows yet. very comfortable and at least as responsive as any other top of the line binding. the set-up time is a little longer than conventional bindings, but really no big deal. overall, i'd say 9.5 out of 10. my only little gripe is that the only way to get the plate screws off is to release one set of ratchets, which is a pain. rode hard for about six hours...not one adjustment needed. buy these.
free screwdriver with every purchase
By:
Anonymous
January 29, 2008
these binders suck!!! had to tighten every screw every time i went riding. the durability of these binders are similar to shit from the late 80's early 90's. wake up flow and get a clue. who cares how comfortable they are if you are always working on them.
Change me.
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OvEr RaTeD ... just like Flow
Another low grade binding put out by flow ... Ahhh I guess it is expected now. These things are pretty heavy, they are not that responsive and they cannot more...
flow team '08
just took these for the first ride of the year on northeast crud. they rip. lightest flows yet. very comfortable and at least as responsive as any other more...
- Highback:
- Tepex-composite Dynalite
- Strap:
- I-Flex Performance 3-D Powerstrap
- Baseplate:
- Injected magnesium
- Flex:
- Stiff
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle, freeride
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China