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Ride SPI Snowboard Binding - 2010
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Ride SPI Snowboard Binding - 2010
The Ride SPI Snowboard Binding’s lightweight, customizable performance delivers a versatile ride that shredders of all levels will appreciate. The infinitely adjustable 3-D straps and Wedgie footbeds keep you in control through all types of terrain.
- Wedgie 3.0 angled footbeds reduce knee pain, bring you closer to the board, and increase leverage during ollies
- 3D ThinGrip toe strap fits either over the top or the toe of your boot, and stays in place using sticky rubber
- Offset aluminum Response discs are compatible with 3-hole and 4-hole insert patterns
Bottom Line: All-mountain response that won’t weigh you down.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Room for Improvement.
By:
MBS66
February 11, 2011
I had the RIDE NRC bindings last season which sold me on buying the SPI's this season. I like the bindings but just like the reviewer below, I've been having issues with the toe straps coming loose. Overall, they're a hard responsive binding and I like flexible toe strap (despite them coming loose).
Holding strong
By:
Ride Rockies Crew
October 26, 2010
The SPI has been a staple of Rides binding line up for quite some time now and for good reason. If it ain't broke don't fix it! Sure, it's gotten upgrades over the years, but the basic concept behind this binding has stayed the same. Build a binding that do just about everything. With the Custom Flex ankle strap you can literally go from a minimal flex to a cushy soft ankle strap in a matter of seconds with no tools giving you the instant option to dial the binding into your terrain and riding style! One of the many reasons that the over the years the SPI has developed an almost cult-like following. Once people get a pair they are hard to convince to try anything else!
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By: emh4482930
March 2, 2011
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Returned Em
By:
F_babble
November 27, 2010
I really wanted to like these. Bought 2009/10 version before riding 15 days in NZ 2010 summer. Cool toe strap and all, but on the mountain the straps kept coming loose and often the ratchets wouldn't engage. The bling on the backs fell off on the second day but I care less. Super stiff when they were locked down, which is nice for the technical stuff but just not reliable and inspired zero confidence. Returned to REI and won't buy Ride again. Not sure which brand to ride this winter at mammoth...thinking Union's, Technine, or maybe give Burton a shot again.
Meh
By:
Jason Michnick
October 29, 2010
These are super responsive bindings and pretty comfortable but nothing about them made me that stoked on them. More of a freeride binding than a freestyle binding becase there isn't must play to metal.
Sizing: I wore a size 11.5 Prion and def needed the XL
Pro:Responsive, wedgie footbeds
Con: Not playful enough to be called all mountain
Change me.
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