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Ride LXH Snowboard Binding - Women's - 2008 BCS
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Now that Ride makes the Women's LXH Snowboard Binding, you can get the comfortable feel you want for a day on the hill without going broke in the process. Plush ankle straps and a well-padded base reduce vibration and give your foot a level of comfort that you'd expect from a bench seat in a Cadillac. Ride gives you the option to rock the Convertible toe strap over the top or around the front depending on the feel you like most.
Bottom Line: Top-shelf comfort without the matching price tag.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
Nice for the price!
By:
FLuiD
June 4, 2009
Got a set of these this year for the GF. A much better binding then what she had (old morrows). The toe strap works great as a cup and the material flexes over nice. She's a beginner so not much more feedback but there nice for the coin!
Not for the everyday rider
By:
h2obechbab2089660
February 10, 2009
I bought these bindings last season and thought there were okay. Initially I thought the ankle straps were a bit stiff whatever I can brake them in. It actually took me a few days to make my adjustments to the bindings. This year I dusted off my board and bindings and took them for a spin however the first day back out the ankle strap started to crack and rip. Now that I’m riding powder the ratchet system is freezing and I feel like I’m going to break the binding every time I try to unstrap. I have to tighten the screws pretty much every night. Bottom line if you are looking for a solid binding these are not them.
super duper top strap!
By: LIZ KUZ
February 21, 2009
OK so there is one really super great part about these bindings. They are easy to adjust! Both sides adjust on the top strap without using a screwdriver! That is super duper because I have a small foot and I hate adjusting my binding with a freeking pocket tool.
I have had better
By:
LIZ KUZ
February 23, 2009
I demoed these bindings from our gear closet here at backcountry and I was stoked to try out something else on the market. These bindings out of the box look cute and hip but seriously 3 studs on the strap can't make up for the fact that I have lost all control with my board. I felt like I was all over the place and kept stopping to tighten them when they were cranked down to the point of no circulation. There is no best part about these bindings. Duct tape would have been better.
I would like to compare these to my ex boyfriend, because they didn't get the job done and I have had better.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
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Nice for the price!
Got a set of these this year for the GF. A much better binding then what she had (old morrows). The toe strap works great as a cup and the material flexes more...
Not for the everyday rider
I bought these bindings last season and thought there were okay. Initially I thought the ankle straps were a bit stiff whatever I can brake them in. It more...
- Highback:
- DaLux
- Strap:
- [Ankle] Plush; [Toe] Convertible
- Baseplate:
- Composite
- Flex:
- Medium
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year