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Ride Rodeo Snowboard Binding
Street sessions, park laps, and big, boned-out grabs are the Ride Rodeo Snowboard Binding's vice of choice. A forgiving feel gives you the flexibility you need to lock in a nasty nosepress or finally learn that elusive seatbelt air.
- Freestyle Core ankle strap features dual-density padding and a cored-out center section for tons of tweakable flex
- EVA baseplate padding for shock absorption and comfort
- Wedgie 2.5 angled footbed ergonomically aligns your joints for less fatigue and more power out of turns and ollies
- 3D ThinGrip toe strap works over the toe or over the top of your boot
- Forged aluminum Micro-Disc is compatible with 4-hole and Channel boards
- Flexy Stealth Highback is designed to stay out of your way during tweaks and presses
Bottom Line: Lightweight mobility for progressive freestyle riding.
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Awesome binding, once you know how to use them
By:
wil3832407
May 2, 2013
First: great bindings. I LOVE the angled footpads because it naturally supports your stand on a snowboard.
NOTE: I didn't buy these from Dogfunk directly, but I thought I would give my honest review about them here since I've shopped here before.
I rode 40+ days this season in good ol' CO on these bad boys and these bindings are awesome once you get to know them. Yes, they do have 4x4 inserts (the screws they give you are a weird 2 pair connected together), but they also come with screws that you can place individually in the inserts. I use the weird 2 pair screws and offset them (far left, far right) which in turn allow my board to 'naturally' bend without the 'restriction' of my bindings, to provide extra flex on it.
At first, the screws would come loose after every 3rd run or so, but once you figure out that they have to be screwed on REALLY tight (compared to the ride bindings I had in the past, but really I think I was being a 'Nancy' about screwing my bindings on my board too tightly), there have been no issues. Also, the foot pads on them also have a screw which has to be screwed on tight as well.
Once you tune your bindings, it's all smooth riding from there.
Shouldn't have redesigned...
By:
Mic4498179
October 5, 2012
could be a good binding if ride can stop being so concerned with what burton is doing and worry about their own product. the micro-disk is NOT compatible with 4x4 inserts, only 4x2. not sure who is making boards with 4x4 still but be aware if you current deck has 4x4 inserts. make sure to get some thread lock too because all the screws that keep the binding together get loose when riding due to the chatter. there are much better bindings on the market (union, flux, forum even salomon have better designs).
2 Comments Last Comment: October 21, 2012 by: Chris
By: Chris
October 21, 2012
I've had my Ride RX bindings for 2007 and still kick ass 5 years later, but you are right. I could find way better bindings then the rodeos for a much cheaper price.
By: Tim Bohlken
October 10, 2012
I miss the old delta, and alphas. this new line up is cheap and does not have the feel that the previous generations had.
Will these bindings fit on a 08 burton custom
Will these bindings fit on a 08 burton custom
By: Ronnie
December 11, 2012
these are 4-hole and channel compatible.
By: Tim Bohlken
December 12, 2012
Change me.
Research out-of-stock versions:
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- 6061 aluminum
- Highback:
- Stealth
- Ankle Strap:
- Freestyle Core
- Toe Strap:
- 3D ThinGrip
- Baseplate:
- Infinity (aluminium)
- Baseplate Padding:
- EVA
- Ratchet Type:
- AstroGlyde
- Flex:
- medium-soft (4 out of 10 on Ride scale)
- Compatibility:
- 4 hole, Burton Channel
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle, jibbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- [baseplate] limited lifetime
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