Reviews by User: Robert Baumgarten (3)

I have to agree with terrainjunkie. These bindings are the S#^t... hands down. I have been tired of sitting down and having to crank into my rental bindings. A good friend of mine has 2 boards that have Flow M9 and M11 bindings, for over 4 years of hard carving and spills. Not a single problem with the bindings. When my friends heard that I got these, were they envious. Granted I bought last years model. It took only 20 minutes to get them fitted to my boots. I can't wait till next weekend. I highly recommend Flow bindings.

All I have to say is that this Boot is just what I needed to enjoy the slopes and powder more. I might even buy a DC Judge just to have 2 types of responsive boots. I have showed these to a couple of friends who in turn bought the same pair.

All I have to say is that this Boot is just what I needed to enjoy the slopes and powder more. I might even buy a DC Judge just to have 2 types of responsive boots. I have showed these to a couple of friends who in turn bought the same pair.

I have to say that these boots are super light and I can't thank K2 enough for making them in my size (15). This season is going to be sweet! No more renting moldy, worn, or broken boots. I should now be able to handle all kinds of terrain with these on my feet. I know why skiers dislike sonwboarders now, we don't have to walk around in klunky boots. These are just like wearing hiking boots. I highly recommend them!!! Good luck and fresh powder prevail.

I have to say that these boots are super light and I can't thank K2 enough for making them in my size (15). This season is going to be sweet! No more renting moldy, worn, or broken boots. I should now be able to handle all kinds of terrain with these on my feet. I know why skiers dislike sonwboarders now, we don't have to walk around in klunky boots. These are just like wearing hiking boots. I highly recommend them!!! Good luck and fresh powder prevail.