Dave Gardner

Yes, even though its not the hottest gear out right now, it will still get the job done in the park, or freestyling down the mountain. You will deffinately like the blunt, that was the lost board i had, and it did exceptionally well in the park.

They are not super stiff, but are not super soft either, they are right in the middle . But, yes they are strictly a jib/urban/freestyle boot

They are not super stiff, but are not super soft either, they are right in the middle . But, yes they are strictly a jib/urban/freestyle boot

Yes man :) they will be a sick set up. you will really like them, Both The boots and the bindings have a soft feel, and will work together while ur freestyling, make sure you get a freestyle board and ur all set

Its really soft for in the park, whether u are hitting jibs or just buttering around. pick one up m8!

The Forces are more of a freestyle binding, while the Contacts are just more of an all around binding, basically dont have a set position on the mountain, i would go with the forces, they are just for freestyle, which basically means, all mountain freestyle, Park on Slope, u can shred it all :) Forces FTW! :)

If you are 160 lbs depending on what style riding you are doing there are size variations, if you are riding all mountain you want around a 161 and if your riding freestyle you want around a 156.

You can wear any boot with any binding, there is no set system, the only thing you really have to worry about when riding, is 1. Will your binding work with the board. Boards and Bindings dont have to be, but you want to be the same style riding. for example. you dont want a flexible board with a really stiff binding, and vice versa. Also, make sure ur boots are compatable with the set-up as well. Boots also have stiffness for other styles of riding. Mostly any boot will fit any binding, you just want to worry if its the same style riding or not.

I think the only board this would primarily not be compatable with is the burton EST.

If your riding park either would be kinda stiff, the Exile is medum flexibility, so if i had to recommend either go with that. The Cartel is (7 of 9) of Burtons Scale. More of an all mountain binding. For a primary park binding check out the Ride Contraband. But out of ur two , the Exile FTW!! :)

If your wearing a size 9 boot you want to wear a medium binding yo, small would barely fit the boot, and you would feel uncomfortable riding, if it even fit the boot at all. Dont get a binding smaller than the size in the sizing chart.

It just depends, Technine is a very sketchy brand in my eyes. If you look all over they have good and bad reviews. Unlike Lib-tech, burton, and ride. Which primarily have good all around reviews. Technine makes good and bad products, not saying that every company doesnt, just ive seen alot more with technine than any company. I mean it all depends on how ur riding, what style, and where ur riding. But for the price of this board depending on the style of ur riding i would check out a kink, or just look around. im just not a very big fan of tech.

Thanks guys :)

I was wondering the same thing bro, looking at getting the new banana with these, sick match-up. Im probably just going to be experimental