Rhythm Snowboard Binding - 2024
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Why We Like The Salomon Rhythm Snowboard Binding
From linking up-tempo turns to finding the flow as we make our way down the slopes, the Salomon 2024 Rhythm Snowboard Bindings offer performance and comfort to do it all—without breaking the bank. This entry-level, mid-soft-flexing binding comes with controllable turns and a comfy fit to keep smiles wide all day long.
Details
- Lightweight, affordable, and fun-focused all-mountain binding
- Full EVA damping absorbs vibration and flat landings
- Board Saver Technology protects board from constant abuse
- Women-specific highback naturally aligns lower calf muscles
- Supreme Lite ankle strap is flexible, comfortable, and lightweight
- Composite buckles promise no slipping or stripping
- Item #SALZAEM
- Highback
- Rhythm
- Baseplate
- Rhythm (30% composite)
- Baseplate Padding
- full EVA
- Ankle Strap
- Supreme Lite
- Toe Strap
- Supreme Lite
- Ratchet
- MP
- Flex
- soft (2 out of 5 on Salomon's scale)
- Mount
- 4-hole, channel
- Activity
- all-mountain snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 year
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Overall Rating
3 based on 6 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 2, 2024
Problems with the bindings
Hello, I have damaged my Salomon bindings by using the wrong screwdriver. I would like to replace the screws, but I don't know the size of the binding screws. Could you tell me the size of the binding screws or send me a picture of the size? This is really important to me, thank you.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
February 20, 2024
Ankle strap keeps coming off after one season
I initially thought these bindings were pretty solid my first season with them, but now after riding my second with them the screw came off the right ankle strap and I lost the screws , luckily the ankle strap was still attached to the binding. I had it fixed at a service shop with a bolt and nut to tighten it up, it was pretty tightly secured for the interim solution. But after two trips later same problem on the same binding , this time I noticed at the top of the hill that the ankle strap screws came off and luckily again the ankle strap was still attached but I lost the screws. I couldn't go down the hill with only one strap which was very inconvenient so had to have the medical team snowmobile me down the run. My run ended early and now I'm worried if I do fix it again that same problem will happen again and will be stuck on top of a hill with one binding that works. My warranty ran out last month, I wish they had given extra screws because can't find any for this model on the site. I am also looking and shopping for another binding in the mean time. Salomon team please look into this issue or reach out to me.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
February 9, 2024
Pretty good
Overall pretty decent. They work as expected with nice feel. Only issue is the toe bindings won’t tighten as much as I’d like them to.
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 28, 2024
Ankle strap snapped after 1rst run ever
Initial delivery was okay. But ankle strap snapped after the 1rst run ever using them. Very disappointed. Got a replacement with warranty but that took almost 2 weeks. So far I’m medium happy with the whole experience
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 15, 2024
not durable
Rode with these bindings 3 times and the screw tabs came off and the part is hard to find. Mind you the bindings are brand new
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
January 14, 2024
Great bindings, but questionable screw attachment
Purchased this for my daughter and so far they have been wonderful with one exception. The little screw fasteners on the toe clip came off the first run down the mountain. Luckily we found the bracket but had to get the ski shop to find something that would hold for the rest of the trip. This happened after we took the deck and bindings to the pro shop and they tightened everything double checking everything. Would be nice if these came with extras or a better design
Originally reviewed on salomon.com
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