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K2 Auto Ever Snowboard Binding - 2008
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K2 Auto Ever Snowboard Binding - 2008
Take a look at the K2 Auto Ever Snowboard Binding’s highback, and you know something is up; this highback has every unnecessary ounce carved out of it and has no forward-lean lever; plus the highback directly attaches to the heelcup, where it pivots so you can get forward lean. Gap Eraser technology ensures a seamless connection between your boots and highback, so you get max power transfer. As if this weren’t enough, these K2 bindings feature toe straps that automatically close and open with the ankle straps—more time riding and less time sitting on the snow strapping in. Harshmellow technology (lightweight polymer pads on the toes and heels) absorbs vibration and disperses shock when you land your jump. Cored straps reduce weight further still. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a lighter-weight binding.
Bottom Line: The K2 Auto Ever Snowboard Binding is so lightweight that you might as well be strapped to your board with feathers—burly, high-performance feathers.
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solid solid bindings
By:
Mack
April 10, 2009
Took these bindings out last week. For the first half of the day... I was really considering taking them off my board and putting my 390's back on. I was having problems getting used to the different step in ratchet system. I stuck it out, by the end of the day I was in love with these bindings. super stiff, very adjustable, once you get used to them, they are absolutely awesome. Yes I would go back to standard ratchets. but they are a nice change.
how does the new ratchet system actually work, im confused about
how does the new ratchet system actually work, im confused about it. i would really like to buy these, im juswt so unsure about them. how do they feel on rails, and other terrain?
By: Matt Coleman
April 16, 2009
they are very stiff bindings. they seem lighter than most bindings. but the stiffness might be a problem with the rails. I don't really know as I'm just starting to learn park. but these handle any freeride terrain I threw at it. Very responsive, very damp. I would like them more if they weren't auto ratchets tho, oddly enough.
By: Mack
April 27, 2009
the toe straps tighten when you crank down the ankle ratchets. i don't imagine it "feels" any different than any other ratchet. to an extent, bindings=bindings=bindings. the differences are very subtle. also, just my two cents, but if it's confusing, it's probably unnecessary...
By: PK Thunder
April 16, 2009
Stiff, Lite, Comfy, Sexy
By:
SB4EVR
November 3, 2008
This binding has it all for those of us who like ease, comfort, lite, and response. The new straps are super nice and the high-back is amazing. It's about time someboady took two strap bindings into the 21st century. When you get these your friends will soon follow out of pure jealousy. SOOOOOO damp it feels as if your riding pillows. Plus just the ease of getting in and out, AMAZING. GET SUM!!!
Change me.
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