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Technine Nomis Connected Binding - 2010
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Technine Nomis Connected Binding - 2010
The moment you accept Simon is the man, Technine will allow you to represent his image with the Nomis Connected Binding strapped to your boot. Technine tuned this Nomis Connected Binding to be a park destroyer, but we hope you don't limit your skillz to just the mountain; we're sure there are some fat security guards downtown who need a winter workout.
- New T9 geometry uses lighter-weight materials for premium mountain and urban flex and feel
- 6061 T6 Aluminum Heelcup is incredibly durable and ultralight—the ideal blend for your jibilicious style
- Comfort King II ankle strap locks your boot in for precision rail-killing with cush padding to keep you going
- Baltimore toe strap comfortably wraps around your boot to keep it in place with no pressure
- Adjustable highback rotation for a personalized fit
- Molded EVA padding runs from toe to heel to cushion booter-landings and rail-jams
Bottom Line: Pairs with the Technine Nomis Board like lead in a copper jacket.
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the straps on these look soooo outdated and look like they would
the straps on these look soooo outdated and look like they would snap easily. anyone know if they are good?
By: Conner Walton
January 17, 2011
They should be good. They are still the quality of all the technine gear and they come with a 1 year warranty.
By: Jen Martin
January 25, 2011
I'm getting new bindings and I'm am trying to decide
I'm getting new bindings and I'm am trying to decide between the Nomis or the Forum Faction. Which would be the best for me wanting to do everything on the mountain including terrain parks?
By: Will
January 3, 2011
Will,
The Technine x nomis binding will do you right! Just enough flex to keep you comfortable in any situation on the mountain, but stiff enough to keep you together on those big jumps or spinning onto boxes/rails. Let me know if you end up trying them out! I would be stoked to hear your feedback.
Many Thanks!
Ryan T
By: Ryan Turley
January 3, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Highback:
- Nylon
- Ankle Strap:
- Comfort King II
- Toe Strap:
- Baltimore Toe Strap
- Baseplate:
- 18% Short fiberglass/nylon
- Baseplate Padding:
- Molded toe, disc cover, and heel ramp EVA pads
- Ratchet Type:
- Cast-aluminum with rubberized grips
- Flex:
- Park Destroyer (soft-medium)
- Compatibility:
- 4-hole, 3-hole
- Recommended Use:
- Park, urban, all-mountain freestlye
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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