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Ride SPI Snowboard Binding

Item #RDE0219 | 77 in Stock

$229.99

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spi vs burton bindings

By zehrenthomas2330517 Ranked #263 - Bindings May 25, 2009

I've owned and riden the Burton line (Mission-CO2) and after switching to Ride's SPis I wouldn't go back. The aluminum chasis is bomb-proof. The straps are solid (don't break consistently like my Burtons did) and easier to adjust on the fly. The convertible toe strap works a lot better than the cap strap. Ride's ankle strap is also better designed, they are flatter and wider than the Burton line, which makes them lighter and more comfortable. I also like the base of Ride's bindings more than Burton's. It has a rubber sole on it that protects my board's top sheet instead of digging grooves into it like the plastic base of Burton's bindings do.

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Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No

Tech Specs:

Highback:: PowerFlex
Strap:: [Ankle] Balance Core; [Toe] Convertible Grip Toe Strap
Baseplate:: Aluminium
Flex:: Wedge 3.0
Recommended Use:: All-mountain, freestyle
Manufacturer Warranty:: 1 Year

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