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Flux Titan RK Snowboard Binding - 2009
If you ride, you probably skate and if you skate, you ride. That’s why Flux made the Titan RK Snowboard Binding with a urethane highback for ridiculous amounts of flex and a skate-like feel. Mount the skate-inspired Titan RK Bindings onto your jib deck or your reverse camber banana and hit any feature in the park or on the street.
- More forward lean than any other Flux binding for better spins
- Urethane highback creates a soft flex for freestyle performance
- Shock-absorbing baseplate for better dampening
- L-Guide System eases strapping in/out
- Cushy 3D ankle and toe straps keep you snug without pressure points
- Toe Mask fits over your toe
Bottom Line: Closest thing to riding with skate shoes.
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I wear a size 10 boot but the only available sizes for this binding
I wear a size 10 boot but the only available sizes for this binding are small. I can fit into Burton Triad small bindings......will it work??
By: hpe3468739
February 23, 2010
no
By: rre3646003
February 24, 2010
will my size 9.5 dc super park boots fit in size larges snug?
will my size 9.5 dc super park boots fit in size larges snug? cus large is all thats left and im really diggin these.
By: bailey miller
February 19, 2010
Ideally you'd want a medium (size 8-10). You could probably get away with the large, but if I were you I'd wait for a medium because the straps may not get tight enough to hold your foot in steady.
By: Justin
February 20, 2010
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bon3422999
January 5, 2010
These bindings just do not hold up. I have gone through 2 of these already and I have had 2 straps break and a highback snap off. I am an aggressive freestyle rider and get in about 90 days a year and these bindings do not hold up.
Its too bad because these bindings perform great but just arnt built well
these bindings look sick but i have two questions are the backs
these bindings look sick but i have two questions are the backs high enough for good support and do they hold up well or do they break easily thanks
By: pet2904080
January 20, 2010
they have great support and they will not break on you . the high back actually adds better pop to any board you ride but they work best with lib-tech and GNU boards like the box scratcher or the park pickle
By: JIBATRON 3000
February 1, 2010
Can womens use this bindings? Or is it only male?
Can womens use this bindings? Or is it only male?
By: mat3633091
January 12, 2010
Women can use "men's" binding, but be aware that men's bindings often have a taller highback which sometimes leads to uncomfortable calf-bite.
Also be careful with the sizes: The only sizes left are for men's boot sizes 8-10 (M) and 10-12 (L) so unless you have a really big foot, like a women's size 10+ you probably can't use these, they'll be too big.
By: David Zemens
January 13, 2010
sickkkkkkk
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chocolate
December 13, 2009
i just got these and put them in my dc pbj and there so siickkkkkkk
I'm looking for a good light park binding. Would this be
I'm looking for a good light park binding. Would this be too heavy? How does it compare to the Distortion or whatever Flux's new most expensive binding.
By: Naor Gilboa
December 27, 2009
no these are the best for park PERIOD
By: JIBATRON 3000
February 1, 2010
if you want a good park binding then you need to get Rome 390's or Union Forces
By: EastCoastRider
December 27, 2009
I've got a question about the Flux Titan RK bindings. I rode
I've got a question about the Flux Titan RK bindings. I rode a pair of super titans a couple years back. They were super comfy, but they were prolly as heavy as they were comfortable. Is gonna be the case with this years RK's?
By: koz
October 28, 2009
I rode last years model of the rk, and these bindings are tits! I haven't ridden alot of different binders, but these i'd classify as a light/medium weight, about the same as the flows from last year that i returned. I've been riding my 03 ride spi's up until i got these and there is a huge difference in weight. hope This helps
By: Josh Wood
December 9, 2009
How soft is this urethane highback? Is it lack of response soft,
How soft is this urethane highback? Is it lack of response soft, or flex with you super comfy soft?
By: bigfcstyle1284262
October 1, 2009
they are soft in the right places and stiff in the right places
By: JIBATRON 3000
February 1, 2010
From last years model, I'd say very comfortable soft with a very responsive flex to it. I will never ride another binding than these flux's.
By: Josh Wood
December 9, 2009
Change me.
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