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Burton P1 Snowboard Binding
May 22, 2008
The binding was very easy to install on a Burton board. It is the matter of 3 bolts versus 4. The Burton boards have a triangle on the optimal position for the bindings. On the mountain, the bindings were responsive and fit my Atomic boots and my Salomon boots easily. There is some gaping on each side of the boots inside the binding, which the snow and ice loved to funnel into. I would need to knock the ice off every couple of times up the lift.
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Not the most happy with these
Flow M11 Snowboard Binding
May 22, 2008
They feel loose to me. I've had to play around with the angle of the bindings on my board due to way my foot fits inside them. It feels like a lot more side to side movement than with other bindings. I would occasionally find that my foot would go in a bit cock eyed and the inside of my foot would be lower than the outside. A little ramp of ice and snow would build up. Manageable, but not my favorite bindings by any means.
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Yep, scratches like a cat
Burton King Snowboard
May 22, 2008
Very stable board. I would recommend not riding it late in the season when everything is slushy and icy. Seems to lack the smoothness to blast through the crap. It does scratch. 3 times and the top looks like I'm priming it to be painted... I like the board and will still use it regardless of the scratches.
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