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K2 Indy Snowboard Binding - 2008
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K2 Indy Snowboard Binding - 2008
Get responsive toe-heel edge control, lateral flex, and plenty of adjustability with the affordable K2 Indy Snowboard Binding. The sturdy, lightweight Motion base is super responsive, which gives you great edge control and power at high speeds. A tool-less power ramp allows you to customize the ramp to your boot, eliminating toe drag and giving you powerful, responsive toeside turns. Adjust your forward lean and the fit around your ankle with a lever on the Indy's highback. Padded straps feature aluminum speed ratchets, and the toe strap can be worn cap-style or regular.
Bottom Line: High performance meets value in the K2 Indy Snowboard Binding.
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By:
D Fos
November 23, 2009
Bought these bindings back in April to go w/ my new K2 Format. I just used my new set up this past weekend down at Heavenly at Tahoe. After a day of riding I've come to the conclusion that these bindings are awesome. As an intermediate rider I progressed so much in one afternoon of riding. I struggled w/ making crisp turns on my last setup (Sims Absolute 159 wide/Burton freestyles), but the K2 Indys were very responsive. I was able to easily cut through moguls at high speeds. These bindings are hella comfortable, and they are lightweight. On my last setup I felt like I had to fight the board when I wanted to turn. These bindings made turning easy. I really like how easy it is to make adjustments to these bindings. However, make sure you check all the strap buckles every few runs to make sure they are locked into place. Other than that, they are flawless. I feel confident that I will continue to dramatically improve as a rider with these bindings.
are the K2 Indy bindings park or all mountain bindings? cause
are the K2 Indy bindings park or all mountain bindings? cause i need park bindings for the K2 www board. is it a good match? also, i have a size 12 boot. XL looking good there?
By: snowboardi2013771
September 16, 2009
Solid at first, not so much later
By:
anon444
April 1, 2009
I first bought these bindings to rock my K2 Select wide I purchased this season and was stoked. Matching color, solid straps, all the beans in the bucket. However after about 5-6 times out to the local hill the ankle and toe straps on my back foot got all torn up, the ratchets loosened and overall they broke down a lot. I liked them as I was an intermediate but next year I'm probly gonna be rocking a DC board with Forum Republics and some DC super park boots. Overall they were solid for a starter but not for what I needed to progress
By: Anonymous
August 3, 2009
based on this riders 'next' set up, take this with a grain of salt. he is going super jib, & will actually spend an EXTRA $40-80(+30-50%) on his new binders. not an apple to apple comp. these bindings are SOLID, and a great price/value combo; super light for the $, and tons of adjustments...
Change me.
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