Description
Nothing is holding you back.
- V-Rod “Rocker” Baseplates increase toe-to-heel power while opening up side-to-side flexibility with their unique shape and narrow footprint
- 390 Asym Highbacks have been cored-out to reduce weight and they serve up a powerful, anatomical fit that transfers energy more efficiently
- UnderWrap.2 Heel Hoops create unmatched toe and heel edge leverage without weighing you down
- SubBase V-Pad shock absorbers reduce impacts from hard landings, create a damper ride, and add more side-to-side flex
- Contour 3D Ankle Straps utilize a low-profile shape and cold-resistant gel to ensure an anatomical and comfortable fit—with 9Times Ankle Strap positioning you can dial these in to deliver a customized amount of ankle support
- ConFormist.2 Toe Straps with Toe Jam are low-profile, tight-fitting, and super grippy
- Adjustable heel and toe ramps along with up to 12 degrees of highback rotation give you the power to find the best possible fit
- Tool-free strap and forward lean adjustments make for quick and easy changes on the hill
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bdtp168149
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Got these bindings a couple seasons back and originally through them on my Nitro Swindle that only lasted a couple runs before snapping. But luckily my 390s were fine. I threw them on my Rome Artifact 1985 and the set up is perfect. These bindings offer a lot of flex and comfort and are light weight. My biggest fear was the toe strap, but it works like a boss, no slip whatsoever. And the main strap is super cushioned, wicked comfy. My last favorite feature on these bindings is the bungee strap attached to pull back the straps so you can easily work your boot into the binding. A simple addition that just adds to everything awesome about these.
Do these work with Burton Channel boards...
David Smith
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Do these work with Burton Channel boards if I have the M6 Transition Kit? And how much of the binding touches the board? I know the Union Forces hardly touch the board but haven't done much research on these
Jen Martin
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You could put them on however I would really recommend getting an burton EST binding to go with a Burton ICS board. The Rome bindings will fit although the baseplates from the conversion kit probably won't be a perfect fit. The whole thought process between the ICS and EST is you get extra sensory feeling because the EST bindings have a soft EVA foam and B3 gel padding between your feet and the board which gives you great dampening as well as allowing you to be more connected with your board.
Are these bindings good for a freeride...
dan
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Are these bindings good for a freeride board or are these meant for riding park only?
best
boby
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best bindings evar
Rome SDS 390 Bindings
Rich K
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Initial impression out of the box was, "wow." I couldn't believe how super compressive and soft the foot beds were compared to the other bindings I've used. The Contour 3D ankle and ConFormist.2 toe straps have extremely squishy padding and yet feel solid all day. The ConFormist.2 toe strap is nice because you can ratchet it in wherever you want - over the top, in front, or in between. Install was easy contrary to popular belief and setup was a breeze with an almost infinite number of ways to dial in that perfect fit. Note: Be sure to lock in the ankle strap on both sides! The bindings provide lots of flex for when you need it and strength and pop for when your tricks and feet depend on it. The rubber strap on the ankle strap that keeps it from getting in your way when stepping in is nice as well. The build quality was excellent with no manufacturer defects.
Amazing.
Zach Luchs
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These bindings are killer. Super comfortable, strong, and at home everywhere. I haven't found one thing I don't like about these.
Super comfy.
reilly
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I've had these bindings for 2 or 3 seasons now and they're the best I've ever rode. The ankle strap is thick and has a large surface area, leaves you with zero soreness at the end of the day. The toe strap does its job well, never have any heel slippage. Good + tight. Its also worth noting that my other bindings would come loose at some point in the season. These NEVER did. Not once. They look sick too. Love em
weren't worth it
alex
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well my review might be partially byass, since I haven't even tested these bindings yet...I went to the backcountry store in salt lake to pick these bindings up and check them out before I bought them. First off I noticed poor craftsmanship such as glue stains and creases in the leather. I also tested the quick adjust system on the toe and ankle strap. I questioned how well it would actually hold, I then tried to adjust the ankle strap to make it tighter. The poor locking mechanism was hard to adjust, it felt like I was going to break it to get it tight. Bottom line I would go with something else.
im in love
Andrew Love
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sexiest bindings ive seen. And what they dont tell you is, they come with a add on boot fitter with added absorption.
I cant decide between these bindings or...
swelly
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I cant decide between these bindings or union contacts. I have a capita stairmaster extreme and i just jib and ride park. Can someone help me out?
bspinale
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I havnt rode the 390's yet, but i have the contacts now and i love them. they are super light and have a nice flex to them. the straps are very comfy and stay on your boots nicely, and overall your feet just feel very secure and comfortable in the contacts. They also have this foam in the baseplate which allows your board to flex more naturally, which is great for park. The contacts are great, and as an added bonus, they're about 30 bucks cheaper than the 390s, so i would go with the contacts.
Kris McGregor
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Def go for the Contacts bro, I own them and they are sick. With only 18% of the binding actually making contact with the board, it allows your board to flex more naturally. Just Like Ben said, they are lighter, stronger, comfier and just better built. Plus they are cheeper in price and not in durability!! I love Rome seeing as I ride one, but I LOVE Union for bindings. If you just pretty much jib, then def grab the Contacts. Super comfy straps, nice flexy high-back but doesnt sacrafice stability or feel 'too lose'(ie you feel like your still in control). Just get them and I promise you will not be dissapointed. Hope this helps bro :)
Can't go wrong.
damir.hara2297174
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You can't go wrong with the 390's. Super comfy ankle strap and great toe strap that will now slip off even during the gnarliest falls.
IF YOU ARE DEBATING BETWEEN THESE AND UNION FORCE'S or CONTACT'S STOP!! THEY ARE DIFFERENT BINDINGS BUT YOU WILL NOT GO WRONG WITH EITHER DECISION. WEIGHT WILL NOT MATTER THAT MUCH TO YOU UNLESS YOU ARE DOUBLE CORKIN' JUMPS AT YOUR LOCAL RESORT. SO GO WITH WHATEVER LOOKS BETTER TO YOU.
To give a bit more detail, I've got the...
asdf
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To give a bit more detail, I've got the Ride Society, and am debating between the Contrabands and the 390s. Two people I know have the society with contraband, but many people have told me to just get the 390s, since they are a beast binding. I know that they are extremely comfortable. I've been riding this bad pair of Ride EX's for about two years. Would the contraband be anything close to the feel of that binding? Since last season, I've had my eye on the 390s. The contrabands also have the best color to suit my board. Which bindings should I go for
ben3403783
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Well id still go with the 390's...... and this is why i don't know if you liked your EX's or not but yes they would have have a little smiler feel but the major difference is the special toe cup on the contrabands make a a lot of pressure points... but on the bright side for the contabands they are a vary light binding and a vary convenient but they have soo many set backs like i said in my first answer..... and as far as the look goes if you have last years society any of the 390's would look great on it because it is such a plain board.... and if you have this years the white and black ones would look sick on the black of that board..... hoped that helped
asdf
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First off, thank you for taking your time to answer both. Today, I left to go to the shop, and I still couldn't decide, so I chose to buy both, then return one. I currently have both, and the 390s are going to have to be my choice. If I want the contraband's to fit properly, I'm going to have to cut part of the adjustment strap, which I don't plan to do since I may be returning it. The 390s have the ultra soft ankle strap, smoother than butter ratchets, that strap to get the ankle strap out of the way and everything. I am being too quick to judge the contraband's, but to be honest, I'm really nervous about them.
Christian DeHaas
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I think you have judged contrabands to early. I have used contra's for two seasons now and can't get enough of them. If you really can't get them to fit right, you either have the wrong size or you are setting them up wrong. I don't think I will be going back to normal two strappers any time soon.
Rome 390s or Ride Contrabands
asdf
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Rome 390s or Ride Contrabands
ben3403783
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The 390's for sure i have used a lot of bindings and these are my favorites because they are super comfy and Romes "no screw technology" is awesome and vary convenient for on the hill quick changes to the binding and the only other bindings i have ever used that even come close to them are any pair of Unions.... but any way back to the Ride Contrabands they are not vary good they do have some nice qualities like that you only have to tighten one binding at the top but they are vary uncomfortable and they are prone to break. And the Toe strap presses against your boot and makes pursuer points witch just makes for a bad ride....... Hoped that helped
Kris McGregor
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Definately go for the 390's. But to be honest, you can get a better made binding for cheeper if you went with Union. Nothing against Rome, seeing as I ride a Rome Machine. But a company that is specific to one thing usually makes better product. In this case, Union does. Union is built stronger, are comfier, and are just a sick company to rock. Trust me, for $20-$50 less, you can have a pair of Unions that will last you twice as long as anything out.
What size binding would I need for a size...
Dave Strimas
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What size binding would I need for a size 10 boot?
Josh Chapman
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Hey Dave,
With these bindings you would require the L/XL size.
hey question what would be better with the...
Ryan L.
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hey question what would be better with the skate banana ride revolt, 390s, or union force?
ben3403783
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the 390's for sure
Rome 390's 2009/10 ed.
Filip
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You can't describe those bindings, cuz they are beyond what a binding should be. I rode on some Burton, Ride and Union bindings but so far those are the Sh**t, comfortable, easy so strap in-out, no pressure points etc. I shred on those now with Nike Zoom Forces and its been a killer mix
390's are the shi*t
Devin
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I got the 390's last year and i shredded rails,gaps and kickers with em, and they felt good on all terrains.
GET SOMMEE!!
dev3585789
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This will be my 3rd year riding my 390's and they are amazing. i have only had to replace one of the toe straps THATS IT! and i ride in -30c alot of the time. not only that but they feel amazing on the feet, and dont put too much pressure on your foot and they still hold your feet solid. and not too mention the fact that the colors are redic and everyone points that out!
Will these bindings work on my sierra crew...
woy2802397
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Will these bindings work on my sierra crew snowboard?
dzep24016
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Yes you shouldn't have any compatibility problems with the Rome 390 binders and a Sierra deck.
Should get these or the Union Contacts?
misp100253
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Should get these or the Union Contacts?
EastCoastRider
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definitely contacts if you're into park, ligher, stronger, and more durable than 390's
the_squeez
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no way dude! union makes a great binding especially the contacts; but ive been riding exclusively backcountry and park on the 390's and couldn't be happier. also the price on the 390's might be a little bit more but the cap strap is well worth it
ben3403783
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id go 390s they are a little heavier but they are super comfy and their construction is solid good for everything from park to pow its all good.

i shred
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