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Burton Escapade Snowboard Binding - Women's - 2006
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Burton Escapade Snowboard Binding - Women's - 2006
Burton puts experience to use in their Women's Escapade Snowboard Binding. Burton fine-tuned every ounce of these lightweight bindings for women. Forget about the slop and discomfort you feel when strapping into a guy's binding. The Escapade's canted Living Hinge highback delivers an ergonomic fit and hair-trigger response, and has independent forward lean and rotation adjustments so you can charge harder than ever before. The new Super Capstrap with Grip Fit evenly wraps around your toes with tons of padding, removing pressure points and pushing your boot into the EVA-padded heel pocket for an awesome fit. Dial your fit with the fully-adjustable, pre-curved Superstraps and let these bindings take your riding to the next level. *Available for US Shipment Only.
Bottom Line: Strap into the Burton Escapade Bindings and own the mountain.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
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Abba Labba
December 19, 2006
I've been riding Drakes for the last four years.... I thought nothing could beat Drake bindings. The Escapade's are awesome. There is a lot more movement than I am used to but I quickly got used to it and loved it! The toe strap is a lot more comfortable and provides just as much control, if not more than any other toe strap. I would say I am completely satisfied with these bindings!
Stunning
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maryannfaithful
December 11, 2006
First ladies bindings that have the same cred as the mens. Hefty price tag, but very deserving- very high quality.
Strange Low Backs
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nospleen
December 5, 2006
The back's on these bindings are said to specifically fit a woman's calf, but I find them awkward to ride. They don't seem responsive or supportive. I've only been riding them for a couple of weeks, and their my first women's binding in seven years, so maybe I'm just not used to them yet. But, I'd check them out before you buy them to see if you're into those low backs. Other than that, their super light and comfortable.
Worth the upgrade
By:
shmer
October 23, 2006
I have ridden Burton bindings for a few years now, but I've never been so impressed as I am with these. The double wide straps give you major support and control, while the toe cap and strap garage make it a good buy even though it’s a little extra money. I’m serious here, these bindings are worth the upgrade!
cool bindings
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Carole Short
September 29, 2006
These are pretty cool bindings. You can adjust them pretty much any way you want. They are super low profile - not bulky or heavy at all. I would highly recommend them!
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