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Rome Mob Boss Snowboard Binding
When rails don't pay up, Rome enforcer LNP punishes them with boardslides and nosepresses under the orders of the Mob Boss Snowboard Binding. The V-Rod baseplate provides superior board feel and flex for getting loose, and the Yes, I Cant System allows you to get a more natural leg position for better control and less fatigue when you're beating the hell out of deadbeat boxes.
- Mob highback is slightly shorter and rounded at the top for a lightweight binding with a freestyle flex for park and urban
- V-Rod Unibody baseplate reduces the binding's footprint on the board for increased board feel, greater side-to-side flex, and edge-to-edge power
- SubBase V-Pad fills in the lifted corners of the V-Rod baseplate with EVA for smooth side-to-side flex
- Contour ankle strap is Rome's most plush ankle strap, providing support and comfort for all types of shredding
- ConformGrip toe strap conforms around the toes of your boot without putting pressure directly down on your toes
- Yes, I Cant System provides three canting options so you can adjust based on stance width and personal taste
- Cant In The Back allows you to adjust your highback to match your canting angle
Bottom Line: Run the streets.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
ME SAYS
By:
nat4981700
April 3, 2013
ive had two pair of 390s would probably only be one if not for f'in thieves and i love them. however bought my 12-13 yr old son these this year and he destroyed them..he rides hard but the highback snapped in two on a heel edge crash two toe straps and one ankle because it goes inside the heelcup unlike 390s. also the footbed doesn't stay put . needles to say he'll be on 390s next year.
btw unions are overrated.
if i wasnt lazy id take a pic
great
By:
Austin Esposito
February 6, 2013
these are very cumfy bindings that come with sick coozies. The only problem i had was it is a glossy texture that can chip. other than that these bindings are amazing.
Anyone using these bindings with size 9 ThirtyTwo boots? Wondering
Anyone using these bindings with size 9 ThirtyTwo boots? Wondering if the Med will be a little tight.
EDIT: I should have been more clear. I was concerned with the width of the footbed since my boot is not really a slim boot style.
By: Mike Shin
February 15, 2013
I would probably go with the Large. 32's are a little higher profile and I have these and the heel is a little narrower.
By: Mike Waldert
March 2, 2013
Beautiful Bindings!
By:
Gabe R
January 8, 2013
Very powerful, solid bindings! Just the right amount of stiffness to lock you into a reverse camber board, which is essential in a proper ride.
Offering all kinds of customization features, the Mob Boss saves you that 30 bucks off the 390 boss, simply because it doesn't have the autostrap feature!(Though it DOES come with two hype ass beer coozies) It kills the same in every other way. It was also lighter than the 390's too... Though the 390's may be stiffer, I can guarantee you it won't be by a lot!
The canting was SUPER noticeable, in both the base and hiback, and my power transfer was so off the hook it took me way longer to get used to a flexier board. The ankle strap was so cushy that I could actually feel it's softness through my boot. And the Conform Grip toe strap actually works very well, you can see it wrap around the toe if you choose to use it as a cap, or you can see it simply tighten if you strap it up over top!
In summary, I'm very satisfied with the level of performance from this binding. It's stiff, powerful, and offers you the maximum amount of customization for all your comfortable riding needs.
If this is a binding you're considering, I suggest you get it.
One thing I will say that's slightly problematic for me is that initially the toe strap comes up a bit short, not entirely crossing over the toe of my boot (Medium sized bindings, size 9 ThirtyTwo Boots). Easily alleviated by sliding the toe strap over by manipulating the locks on the strap side (Huzzah for customization!)
Current set up - Academy Snowboard Co. 2013 Propaganda RC, And the Rome Mob Boss Bindings 2013 in the Black/Yellow
Get Some Unions
By:
Brandon
February 2, 2013
They are solid bindings, i like the adjustability and the beer coozies but thats about it. I have already had to warranty my toe straps two times, the paint started chipping within the second day of riding, and my heel strap will undo mid-air...WTF. if im paying top dollar for some bindings give me good quality bindinds. they do have good warranty support and im a big Rome fan, but honestly never getting their bindings again. Go with some Unions.
2 Comments Last Comment: February 16, 2013 by: Brandon
By: Brandon
February 16, 2013
well then Rome needs to maybe work on their sizing charts. and when i pay over 200 bucks for some bindings, they shouldnt fkcin chip like nail polish
By: Gabe R
February 5, 2013
Sounds like you got bindings that were too small, bro.
Do the math. Toe straps breaking. Ankle straps coming off.
No other reason than a binding that's too small.
Also, Paint chipping is irrelevant to the binding's performance. That just means your riding hard. It's a battle scar.
Change me.
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