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julz m
so i think i have decided on my board. now i am looking at boots and bindings. i want last years stuff cuz its cheap. i was thinkin like 150 $ for bindings and $110 for boots. i dont want normal laces tho so maybe 130ish? idk. post what u think is good.
Saurus
http://www.activerideshop.com/Snowboard-Bo...Boot-BlackWhite

thats the bestest deal ever
Dan-
Do some research, look around at different online shops. Stop being lazy.
Schif
We can probably give you good gear advice once you narrow it down to 2 or 3 options but outside of that its almost entirely your own riding style and preferences. No one knows how you like to and/or want to ride better than yourself.
julz m
i was thinking for boards either capita stairmaster 144, Rome Artifact 1985 (rocker, 145), or Forum Youngblood 145 (youth)

for bindings im not very sure. i want an all mountain-ish one but one i can still ride park with. there are awesome deals on burton c60 and cartels.

no clue on boots but id like something with BOA lacing or something like it.
librider
I would highly advise against the BOA system. I NEVER had good luck with it and neather has my friends. Honestly stick with regular laces.

32 makes the team 2 boot which is a great boot. as well As the DC park series.

But like I said I would advise to stay away from the BOA system.

Oh and for Binders, Technine makes a great product and I have always had good luck with them. Ive heard great things about the new flux binders as well.
theprogram4
QUOTE (librider @ Sep 14 2008, 03:11 PM) *
I would highly advise against the BOA system. I NEVER had good luck with it and neather has my friends. Honestly stick with regular laces.

32 makes the team 2 boot which is a great boot. as well As the DC park series.

But like I said I would advise to stay away from the BOA system.

Oh and for Binders, Technine makes a great product and I have always had good luck with them. Ive heard great things about the new flux binders as well.



BOA is the way to go. I've never had any problems in 4 years with it. I highly recommend it

QUOTE (julz m @ Sep 13 2008, 11:34 PM) *
so i think i have decided on my board. now i am looking at boots and bindings. i want last years stuff cuz its cheap. i was thinkin like 150 $ for bindings and $110 for boots. i dont want normal laces tho so maybe 130ish? idk. post what u think is good.


definitely get BOA
train36
For all mountain bindings I would recommend Union Forces , solid binders .
Dan-
Im going with Lib with BOA, I've heard horror stories about it. Stick with regular lacing, you have more customizable options with it, and if your lace breaks, just buy another 2 dollar pair of laces. If your BOA lace breaks, i hear it's a pain in the ass to fix.

And for bindings, I hear the Rome 390's are pretty solid for all around use, I have the targa's, but have yet to ride them, but they are really customizable and feel real good. I got the targa's for around 150, so you could probably find 390's for cheaper.

Could also go with a Burton Mission. I've had friends that rode these and loved them.
http://www.evogear.com/outlet/snowboard-bi...ssion-2008.aspx


For boots 32 makes a solid boot.

Could probably score some 32 Lashed for around 100 bucks. Rode those all of last year, was happy with them, i just prefer something stiffer.
Oakley21
i love my rome bindings. ive had 2 pairs now and theyre great. plus rome has the best customer service ive delt with. and for boots i cant complain about my 32's. Theyre still in great shape after 150 days on them.

seriously the only advice you should be looking for is bindings. boots is just a matter of what feels the best and what fits your feet. you dont wanna buy boots without trying them on. nothing will ruin a day with your new gear then some sore feet.
theprogram4
im telling ya, BOA is great
Oakley21
QUOTE (theprogram4 @ Sep 14 2008, 07:47 PM) *
im telling ya, BOA is great

no thanks, i'll pass
theprogram4
QUOTE (Oakley21 @ Sep 14 2008, 08:18 PM) *
no thanks, i'll pass


your loss
julz m
anything reviews or things i should worry about for the burton cartels and c60s?
Oakley21
QUOTE (julz m @ Sep 14 2008, 09:09 PM) *
anything reviews or things i should worry about for the burton cartels and c60s?

besides that their burton huh.gif , no you should be fine



...actually alot of people love the cartels, im just not a burton guy myself. i find them over priced and too much plastic.
Glenn
Stay away from BOA.

32 or Salomon are the only boots you need to look at.
Dan-
QUOTE (julz m @ Sep 14 2008, 09:09 PM) *
anything reviews or things i should worry about for the burton cartels and c60s?



If your looking for a good all around binding, i'd really stay away from the C60. It's meant to be a freeride super stiff binding, not something you'd really want in the park.

I've heard mixed things about Cartels.
theprogram4
how many of you guys have actually had BOA? I have nothing but great things to say about it and will never go back to regular laces
Dan-
QUOTE (theprogram4 @ Sep 15 2008, 08:06 AM) *
how many of you guys have actually had BOA? I have nothing but great things to say about it and will never go back to regular laces



After all the bad things i've heard, and read about. I never even considered it. Your one person that has been lucky enough to never have had a problem. And your probably the only person i've ever seen that actually had good things to say about the BOA system.
theprogram4
QUOTE (Dan- @ Sep 15 2008, 10:04 AM) *
After all the bad things i've heard, and read about. I never even considered it. Your one person that has been lucky enough to never have had a problem. And your probably the only person i've ever seen that actually had good things to say about the BOA system.


damn, i had the same pair for over 3 seasons and never had a problem.
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