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Ride EX Snowboard Binding - 2011
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Ride EX Snowboard Binding - 2011
Blending comfort and performance at a price that won’t break the bank, the Ride EX Snowboard Binding is one of the best values in the snowboard industry.... Unlike your ex-girlfriend, who damn near bled you dry with her constant demands for expensive vacations and overpriced dinners.
- ComfortFlex highback offers all-mountain support with a softer top section to reduce calf fatigue during long days on the hill
- Wedgie 1.5 canted footbeds line up your feet with the rest of your stance for reduced joint strain and a more natural feel
- Forged Aluminum Response disc is compatible with 3-hole and 4-hole mounting patterns
Bottom Line: Finally, an EX you won’t regret hooking up with.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
bang fo the buck
By:
Plow
September 7, 2012
This binder rules. I dont know what that guy is doing(dave s) where his footpad melts to the what??? if you are a normal person and and are not reentering the atmosphere this binder will rock for you. Great overall comfort due to the fine tune adjustments.Hey dumbass you need to check your hardware if you are getting rad.
Weaklings
By:
Dave S
January 17, 2012
I've put 40-50 days in since I got my 2012 XL Ride EX's, and I know that's above average usage, but these bindings can't stand up to punishment.
The feel is excellent. The low highbacks feel secure and confortable, and the metal frame is really light and sturdy. The fit is pretty tight, with medium flex.
A number of components have failed on these, though. The "quickdraw" ratchet (total b.s.) requires nothing less than a well placed karate chop to release. The right toe and heel strap ratchets are on the verge of totally failing. Also the gel mesh on the toe straps will fray and rip from normal usage, so you're a little screwed (sorry). The footpad will melt and rip and stick to your board. The metal components (screws/ washers/ discs) have experienced alot of rust. And finally if you have big feet, the toe strap tends to pinch in the toe of your boot and can cause some minor digit squishing.
These are light and strong, but definitely NOT durable.
Union flite or Ride EX? I'm riding a 155 winterstick and
Union flite or Ride EX? I'm riding a 155 winterstick and k2 curfew boots. I'm an all mountain guy, up to like 30 footers.
By: Jon
November 8, 2011
I got the ride deltas and they are great. tons of control light weight and comfy with the wedgie footbeds.
By: Tim Bohlken
November 9, 2011
Killer binding
By:
RideRockiesRep
October 26, 2011
The EX has been killing it for years. Reliable with the chassis and heel cup lifetime warranty, versatile diagonal heel cup adjustment and convertible Thin Grip toe strap. Wedgie Footbeds to keep you're joints aligned and comfortable while hitting the mountain hard.
Can't be beat and the price makes you want to buy two colorways. Enjoy your season with these gems.
yikes!!!!!!!
By:
Andrew Boulden
January 28, 2012
I got these in october and at first they rocked but a quarter way through the year i tighten them up and after one run the screws are loose terrible binding
comfortable ride
By:
tru4776000
December 8, 2011
right before i bought em i found some reviews saying the bindings wouldnt stay tightened to the board but i have yet to have any problems with this. i ride pretty hard some times and shed it up in the park and these bindings have been able to keep up.
Change me.
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