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Flow NXT FSE Snowboard Binding - 2009
The Flow NXT FSE Snowboard Binding came to fruition when its developers put the quick-release highback on a super lightweight, milled-out aluminum baseplate. Almost as genius as genetically splicing pig and elephant DNA to make elephant-sized pigs,these misfits of science are sure to propel you to the next level.
- A single I-Flex PowerStrap provides precise adjustment with four locking MINIratchets
- Forged and milled Aluminum baseplates increase strength and reduce weight
- Independently-adjustable EVA foam toe and heel pads increase cushion and comfort
- Shock-absorbing cush-pad under baseplate
Bottom Line: Science is not totally evil.
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Only ever ridden with flows
By:
MikeF GSY
April 13, 2010
Ridden these things since 1996, even still have an old pair of their carbon fibre baes ones, a little heavy comparied to my NXTs I ride now.
Love the fact I can jump off a lift straight into riding and clip up on the move, all my mates ride them now as they got fed up being left behind at the top of the lift.
OK they suck in deep powder if you are facing downhill, or laying downhill, but just makes you better at not falling in the powder.
If I wear a Burton size 9 with the shrinkage technology (so it's
If I wear a Burton size 9 with the shrinkage technology (so it's like a 8) can I rock a size medium or should I get a large?
By: C$
August 23, 2010
Well the L/XL bindings usually start fitting boots 11 and up properly. Anything smaller will be moving around too much in the cage, especially because you have shrinkage tech on your boots. I would go for the M because thats size of binding your boot is made for anyways. If you have a problem, just send them back and DF with exchange them for you no probiesss. But really, if ur gonna spend $220 I wold tell you to get a pair of Unions. They are BOMBPROOF, lightweight, super responsive, crazy cush, and just an all around killer binding company. Look them up and see what you think. Better product for less money, uuuummm yes please lol. Hope this helps brotha
By: Kris McGregor
August 26, 2010
Why would you buy anything else...Flow's rock!
By:
Kenny
March 9, 2010
Seriously, these things rock. After reading all the junk online about Flow's and their good and (mostly) bad points, I took the plunge and purchased the NXT's anyway. Turns out...to be the BEST thing I ever did.
If you take the time to dial them in correctly, you will never look back
(but should you happen to look back, all you will see is the poor buggers without Flow's sitting down to clip in). Never again will this be me.
2 Comments Last Comment: August 23, 2010 by: iz2SiCk
By: iz2SiCk
August 23, 2010
BS. Some of my buddies are fast with strapping in their traditionals, but none are nearly as fast as me with my Flows. If I didn't wait for them while shredding or at the lift line, I would eventually lap them. Besides, the biggest benefit of Flow bindings aren't actually the speed of entry. It's the comfort. I can shred as long as I want and my feet don't get sore. Furthermore, you still have to bend down to strap into traditional bindings. This can be highly uncomfortable for bigger people and older people. With Flows, you briefly reach down only to lift the highback.
Flow NXT-FSE... I love my bindings. These are so sick. I demoed over 15 2011 bindings and I still love my FSE's!
By: EastCoastRider
August 20, 2010
If you know what you're doing, you can get non flows on just as fast without sitting down
Hey guys, will these on a Forum Destroyer be a good combo? and
Hey guys, will these on a Forum Destroyer be a good combo? and What boots can I mate them with? I prefer Boa's if possible.
By: Jason
August 17, 2010
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By:
Scott Ayres
December 27, 2009
i have used these bindings 2 times and the screw that holds the straps in place has snapped off
2 Comments Last Comment: February 19, 2010 by: D3ADP0OL
By: D3ADP0OL
February 19, 2010
so...you gave these bindings 4 stars, then 2 weeks later broke em and gave em 1 star? Also I've had the cheaper, mostly plastic m9's for 2 seasons now and have never had a problem with em
By: Andy
January 13, 2010
yeah thats an old problem they've had since the beginning.
Are the mini ratchets on these aluminum or just "chromed"
Are the mini ratchets on these aluminum or just "chromed" plastic like on the cheaper models?
By: D3ADP0OL
February 19, 2010
i have these bindings and the ratchets are aluminum
By: Josh Hashimoto
February 20, 2010
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Scott Ayres
December 19, 2009
the bindings seem pretty good so far for the set up i have. they are on a lit tech board and have had no problems with them i would highly recommend them if you go riding in resorts alot but i WOULDN`T get them if you do alot of back country!!
By: iz2SiCk
August 23, 2010
These bindings perform well in the backcountry. Especially with the SE strap system. Don't get into them from the rear (that's what she said). Just undo the ratchets and strap in like they are traditional bindings.
Excellent!
By:
Hyd3719062
March 17, 2010
I never knew there were this much of a difference in bindings. I upgraded from Flow Amp 9's and WOW! The NXT's are Great! It's like having your boots screwed to your board. They are very light. And with the stiff aluminum base, the board moves with every move you make! Great choice. I'm very happy I bought them. And after a few weeks of searching, Dogfunk had the best price.
Flow in Flow out
By:
Len
March 6, 2010
Purchased a pair of these and took them to Japan last week. They are so easy to clip in ... straight off the chair, one click and your shredding the mountain. No more sitting down messing about with ratchets. Best binding ever!
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