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Burton Malavita EST Snowboard Binding
I have the Malavita bindings 2010 L. My issue is that the backs...
By Galloden
Ranked #729 - Bindings
September 19, 2011
I have the Malavita bindings 2010 L. My issue is that the backs of are too angled and it forces me to bend my legs considerably. Is there a comparable binding to the Malavita that doesn't have as much angle on the backs? or more flexible? My board is a 2009 Burton Custom V-Rocker. Id like to just mountain ride and these binding let me do that for about 5 minutes until they start hurting because the backs are making my half squat. Any suggestion for alternate bindings would be appreciated. Thanks!
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By Brandon Kidwell
Ranked #697 - Bindings
September 28, 2011
Are you sure you have properly adjusted your forward lean? I ride high end binders (c60s) but have always preferred zero forward lean. You should be able to adjust your backs to be parralell with your heel side edge: two screws loosened and rotate w two hands. Then use the dial to zero.
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By Galloden
Ranked #729 - Bindings
September 27, 2011
Thanks but I don't think the Rome's will be compatible with the EST's
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By John
Ranked #849 - Bindings
September 26, 2011
You could look at the Rome 390 BOSS that have the adjustable cantering options.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- nylon, fiberglass
- Highback:
- Canted Living Hinge
- Ankle Strap:
- Asym Superstrap
- Toe Strap:
- Gettagrip Capstrap
- Baseplate:
- 30% short fiberglass/nylon
- Baseplate Padding:
- EVA, B3 Gel
- Ratchet Type:
- Dual Component Smooth Glide
- Flex:
- medium (6 out of 10 on Burton scale)
- Compatibility:
- Burton Channel
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle, park
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- (baseplate) lifetime, (everything else) 1 year
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