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K2 Cinch CTS Snowboard Binding - 2009

K2 Cinch CTS Snowboard Binding - 2009

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K2 Cinch CTS Snowboard Binding - 2009

The K2 Cinch CTS Snowboard Binding gives you the best of both worlds: effortless, quick entry/exit, and the customized fit of conventional ankle/toe straps. The Airframe Highback and Cored Universal Toe Strap reduce weight without sacrificing heel- and toe-side response, so the Cinch CTS Bindings excel from the steeps to the streets.

  • Cinch Technology folds highback down and ankle strap up for quick entry/exit
  • Airframe Highback has a center spine for heel-side response, forgiving flex for side-to-side feel
  • Tool-less forward lean adjustment for custom feel
  • Thermo-Formed EVA pad to eliminate calf bite
  • Seamless EVA footbed dampens and reduces shock on impact
  • Cored straps reduce weight and increase response
  • Universal toe strap can go over or around toe

Bottom Line: Cinching hybrid for custom comfort and quickness.

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Rating for this product: 5

K2 Cinch

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March 9, 2010

I love these K2 Cinch CTS bindings. I rode on a pair of Flow for 2 years.The high back started to break on the second season because it does not fold down all the way when getting on the chairlift at my local resort.Also when loading up the roof box the Flows again do not fold down enough and limits the amount of equipment that I can get into the roof box. The K2's version of the step in is much better. They may be a bit heavy if you plan to do the pipes and rails, but for me (an all mountain carver) they are perfect.

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where is the best palce for ks cinch parts? The cable guide on

where is the best palce for ks cinch parts?
The cable guide on the heel strap has a piece broken off and I assume it just replaces as its has an allen key fixing.

Going to czech republic on friday and need part asap - can anybody help?

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March 7, 2010

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Rating for this product: 4

Reccomended...

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February 24, 2010

Overall these bindings are alright. I used to have the 2006 versions, which were great, but then they broke. At first these started out a little stiff and i have to admit they didnt seem as durable as my 06's, but after a couple of weeks they are working like a charm. Plus i got the replacement part for my 06's so i can use those too. I'm really not sure why this other guy is a cry baby because A) This is a good binding and B) you can easily get replacement parts for very cheap

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March 16, 2010

Where did you go for your spare parts??

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Rating for this product: 2

Good idea bad design

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January 18, 2010

Liked the concept a lot coming off back surgery and tiring of sitting on my a@$ to do bindings. Unfortunately early in their first day of use (3rd run) the cable guide snapped and rendered theme useless. it turns out it may look like metal but it is plastic. It is under some stresses as it takes some strength to pull these shut and locked and in closing them I heard pop and there it lay in two pieces. Cool idea, but flawed materials idea....suppose they went plastic to counter weight complaints. Sent mine back got my refund and put back on my Burtons and called it a day.

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Tech Specs:

Highback:
Airframe 
Strap:
[Ankle] Caddy; [Toe] Tool-less Cored Universal 
Baseplate:
C2 Chassis (fiberglass-reinforced nylon, aluminum heelcup) 
Flex:
Medium 
Recommended Use:
Intermediate to advanced all-mountain freestyle 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year