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Rome Targa Snowboard Binding - 2009
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Rome Targa Snowboard Binding - 2009
The Rome Targa Binding’s C-Flex insert lets you adjust the ankle strap’s stiffness to suit the type of riding you’re doing that day. For park and urban riding, lessen your forward lean and leave out the stiffening inserts for plenty of flex. For days when anything goes, increase your lean a bit and add the less-stiff insert for all-mountain performance. And on big, fast, steep days, wear the ankle strap high and use the stiffer insert for big-mountain response. Rome's UnderWrap heel cup hugs your heel and while the toe ramp delivers primo edge control with zero slop. SubBase padding and 2-Piece InBase Padding make this binder both chatter- and shock-absorbent.
Bottom Line: For everything from jibbing rails to straight-lining couloirs.
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These bindings rock!!!
By:
pleasurebiscuit
March 2, 2010
These things rock!!! I was coming off of an older pair of Drake F50's. Theses are a few once's heavier but they are a true L/XL(my old ones were M/L). Granted, with all the tweaks, they do take some playing with to get them dialed in. Once done, they are fast to get in and out. The heelhoop is so nice it makes split second turns and switch riding smooth and almost second nature. As far as flex is concerned you truly can make theses any way you want them. I rode in powder/packed powder conditions with the soft insert and great control in the trees and on the tranny's and rollers... crank'em all the way and they still feel great.
how heavy are these? are these comparable to cartels in weight
how heavy are these? are these comparable to cartels in weight and stiffness, response?
By: whistler rider
March 11, 2010
They are very comparable to the Cartels in a lot of aspects. They are about a 6 on the stiffness scale and the response is good on these. The only problem that I've come across is that the bolts from anywhere on the binding will come loose really quickly. My buddy lost his strap first run of the day and a bolt on the heel cup attaching the highback came out. Make sure that if you pick these up to lock-tight the shit outta them. I love Rome, but only their decks(I ride a 154w Machine). Personally I have a pair of '10 Union Contacts and couldn't be happier with them. Anything in the Union line is sick. They are totally bombproof and never give out. Or try the Forces or Datas from Union. Trust me, if you get a pair you will not, by ANY means, be dissapointed. Hope this helps :)
By: Kris McGregor
June 24, 2010
Which binding would be better for just free riding, the rome
Which binding would be better for just free riding, the rome targa or the rome 390?
By: EastCoastRider
November 16, 2009
park the 390s but mountain the targas for sure man
By: Garry
November 17, 2009
Super Sick Bindings
By:
Chad Esh
January 6, 2010
I rode these bindings all over the mountain and I loved em.
Sick Binding
By:
C - Snowboard, Skate, Surf Buyer
January 21, 2010
Targas are by far one of my favorite bindings currently on the market. Adjustable ankle strap to fit you feel of riding. Toe and ankle straps are super comfy. Binding is extremely adaptable to your riding style. I've ridden Burton Triads, CO2s, Unions, and Flux bindings in the past couple years and these are by far my current favorites.
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