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Rome Targa Snowboard Binding - 2010
Powerful response for the steeps and forgiving flex for the treats are hard things to find in the same snowboard binding. The Rome Targa bindings have both of these and they are the pinnacle of adjustability— a dream come true.
- Targa PF Highbacks feature a dual-layered design that deliver a snappy yet forgiving flex and lots of heelside support
- Yes, I Cant InBase System makes wider stances comfortable with themselves by providing three different options—0 degrees, 2 degrees, and 3.5 degrees
- SubBase V-Pad shock absorbers reduce impacts from hard landings, create a damper ride, and add more side-to-side flex
- PF Adjust Ankle Straps utilize a low-profile shape and more adjustability than you may be able to swallow to ensure an anatomical and comfortable fit—with 9Times Ankle Strap positioning you can dial these in to even more customized amount of ankle support
- ConFormist.4 Toe Straps with Toe Jam are super low-profile, tight-fitting, and extremely grippy
- Adjustable heel and toe ramps along with up to 12 degrees of highback rotation give you the power to find the best possible fit
- Tool-free strap and forward lean adjustments make for quick and easy changes on the hill
Bottom Line: A mountain-slaying match made in heaven—or wherever it is that they party for eternity.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
living up to its name
By:
vals1976
March 24, 2011
Did not like the Cant system with 2 pieces to always be adjusting.. specially when you want to loosen up your bindings to wax the board. So if you aren't one to wax your board that often or don't mind always adjusting the two piece CAN'T SYSTEM well than its all GOOD!! Other than that the binding is great as usual like everyone says RomE makes a great binding! Love the ankle strap so CusH!
Whats the benefit of these over the 390 bosses? Also, if I ride
Whats the benefit of these over the 390 bosses? Also, if I ride a ride jackson boa size 9.5, which seems to run smaller than other companies boots, what size should I get?
By: seb3060570
January 3, 2011
They are nearly identical with the Targa's being a little stiffer/more responsive. Don't get me wrong, you will have no trouble taking park laps with the Targa's. I wear a burton size 10 boot with the "shrinkage" technology so supposedly the outer boot is only a size 9. I ordered the S/M but they were too small. I sent them back for the L/XL and they are perfect. I was concerned because they went up to size 14 but don't worry they will fit your 9.5 boa's.
By: tod3514784
January 6, 2011
living up to its name
By:
vals1976
March 24, 2011
Did not like the Cant system with 2 pieces to always be adjusting.. specially when you want to loosen up your bindings to wax the board. So if you aren't one to wax your board that often or don't mind always adjusting the two piece CAN'T SYSTEM well than its all GOOD!! Other than that the binding is great as usual like everyone says RomE makes a great binding! Love the ankle strap so CusH!
Did Rome change the flex profile of the Targa for this season?
Did Rome change the flex profile of the Targa for this season? I noticed that the ankle strap is different, but the highback looks the same. I have an older pair and the flex is more stiff than medium.
By: garymb7131632645
December 22, 2010
Rome Targa 2011 White
By: marciocerq
January 17, 2011
2010/2011 Rome Targa Snowboard Binding
By: diplomattix
October 26, 2010
Powerful response for the steeps and forgiving flex for the treats are hard things to find in the same snowboard binding. The Rome Targa bindings have both of these and they are the pinnacle of adjustability— a dream come true.
Sizing is hit or miss
By:
dan4380894
January 22, 2011
From a visual standpoint these bindings are dope. The black/acid color combo looked downright punk on my artifact... Rome never disappoints in this category. The problem I ran into was with the sizing/adjustability. Instead of having three sizes, Small, Medium and Large like most manufacturers, Rome offers only two sizes S/M and L/XL, with frames that slide back and forth to adjust to sizes within a wide range. I tried both the S/M and the L/XL with my size 9 foot and could not get the bindings to conform to my boots properly on either. The S/M's were too small at max setting, and the L/XL's on the size 8-10 setting put my foot too far forward causing chop when carving heelside. Adjusting to 10-12 got rid of the chop, but left me with too much slack on my toe strap. I couldn't get them to stay on my toes.
Bottom line is that I want a simple binding that feels like it was custom made for my size foot and boots. This binding proves that with infinite adjustability you can have too much of a good thing. I went back to my trusted Burton Cartels which are lighter, cheaper and fit my Vans boots way better, even though I hate Burton, and continue to ride Rome boards.
Are they going to work with Burton Clash whole pattern? Than
Are they going to work with Burton Clash whole pattern? Thanks.
By: Lukasz J Trzebinski
October 13, 2010
The Burton Clash does not have the ICS Channel system, so these bindings will be compatible with it. The disc it comes with will work with the Clash. You don't need a special disc for the 3 hole pattern.
By: Amanda
October 25, 2010
Rome does have a Burton 3D compatible disc, but you'll need to contact them directly to get it- these aren't included with these bindings.
By: Cory Guru
October 13, 2010
Awesome bindings
By:
Dan O'Leary
January 17, 2011
Nice flex profile, awesome adjustability. The cant system makes all day riding much more comfortable. I ride with a 9.5 libertine on the l/xl's, and they fit just fine.
what weight at Targa (how heavy) (size L/XL)?
what weight at Targa (how heavy) (size L/XL)?
By: Alex
October 8, 2010
Rome told me they are 2lbs each
390 bosses 1,9 each
By: Rambo
October 8, 2010
Great as USUAL!
By:
vals1976
January 18, 2011
Well I've ridden the 390's and loved them. Now I was a bit optimistic with the " I can't bed." They are a bit weird to set up compared to the Ride bindings which I also have. Overall the Targas are very good. Rome has once again out done them selfs.
1 Comment Last Comment: February 2, 2011 by: Christian DeHaas
By: Christian DeHaas
February 2, 2011
I honestly think I prefer the ride set up. A lot simpler and better cushioning. I have the targa's and a pair of contrabands and I prefer my contra's over the targa's.
Best Bindings I've ever ridden
By:
tod3514784
January 6, 2011
I've rocked a lot of bindings... Ride Spi's, Burton Cartel's, Union's but these blow them all out of the water. The flex is probably in-between medium and medium stiff and is perfect for both freeriding and all mountain-freestyle. The adjustability is insane. These are the best bindings I've ever ridden. Once Union keeps up with the canting and the adjustability they might be as good but not yet!
Change me.
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