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Rome 390 Snowboard Binding - 2007
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Rome 390 Snowboard Binding - 2007
Nothing's worse than gapping onto some rail and not being able to feel what's going on under your feet. With increased board feel and a moderate flex, the Rome 390 Snowboard Binding keeps you in close contact with the terrain you ride. The 390 Binding's glass-filled nylon base helps you feel the snow (or handrail) without decreasing the energy transfer, so you can ride solidly at speed. Rome's UnderWrap heel cup comes around the back of the heel and under your toes to give you precise edge control and increased responsiveness. The Gel Fit ankle strap gives you a precise fit without nasty pressure spots. Whether you're sessioning the park or mixing some freestyle moves into your all-mountain riding, the 390's performance helps you progress your riding as far as your cojones and your body will allow.
Bottom Line: The Rome 390 Snowboard Binding—sensitivity and precision to take your riding to the next level.
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By:
sboarder2011
February 5, 2008
alright, these bindings rock, there light and responsive but the first day out with them was a comp at my home mtn. i broke the little plastic piece that holds the toe strap on and i was screwed for the day... so i sent them back and this site sent me a new pair and they broke again!
i wish they didn't break i was really impressed with them and i wasnt hard on them at all when they broke. i dont recomend these.
390's are ballin
By:
Canadian Rider
December 20, 2007
These bindings are the best out there, so many ways to fit them to your model and brand of boot. super light-weight and most importantly they look sick. I recommend these bindings for anyone who needs a new set.
Like sex!
By:
Red Ron
December 10, 2007
These bindings have given me mulitple euphoric riding experiences.. The aluminum metal alloy heelhoop that connects the toe to the highback revolutionizes a world of responsiveness & the glass-filled nylon baseplate keeps the overall binding stifness to a minimum, while the gel fit ankle strap & the conformist toe system cradle your foot like a mother craddles a new born! Bitchin bindings! No questions asked..
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By:
bcall8
August 24, 2007
SICK SICK SICK...
They are a little lighter, the ankle strap is VERY comfortable, and they look better in person than in the pic. Buckles slide smoothly, and they are very adjustable. Best improvement on this binding in my opinion is the toe strap. If you look closely in the picture you can see that they used a different material or pattern (looks like little rectangles), this helps for a comfortable snug fit, more so that previous years. I have always been a Burton binding fan, but these are slowly taking over. I like them much more for the park and freestyle aspect of riding. I think that Burtons are more responsive, but these let you move around more aggressively without reacting too much. They are more forgiving and easier to jump around on. The highback seems to stay out of the way until you lean in to it, or want it to respond. This is great for tweaking and while on rails. A very solid binding, I would highly recommend them.
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