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Molded ankle strap: The strap is preformed to fit the contours of the boot where the leg meets the foot at a 90 degree angle. This strap does two things: Increases comfort by eliminating the two contact points that a flat strap would have, and increases performance by having a solid connection with the binding. Plastic ratchets: Lightweight and pretty strong, these are usually found on the price point bindings and for beginner/junior riders. Moulded Toe Strap: The toe strap has a special foam that is a little more dense than the cheap-o stuff, and has a minimalist shape to not get caught on things which would tear it. Aluminum heelcup: Aluminum is used as the heelcup of this binding to add strength and durability. It is a spot that is subject to a lot of abuse during aggressive riding and throwing the board in the back of a pickup, so aluminum increases the durability. Anatomical Baseplate: All this means is there is a designated left and right binding that match the shape of each boot better. High Grade plastic baseplate: This strong baseplate won't crack or break even under pressure from hard falls or huge jumps. 4 Hole Disc: This binding has the standard 4 hole pattern to fit any snowboard, except Burton. Adjustable Forward Lean: Adjust the position of the highback for more flexibility for freestyle, or more forward to get better performance at high speed. High Grade Plastic Highback: A nice high back built to give you comfort and response, and built to take some punishment and keep ticking. Padded Baseplate: Some padding on the baseplate to get extra cushion between the boot and the binding that absorbs shock from big jumps or vibrations from choppy terrain. Included Parts: Included with this binding is a set of screws to attach the board (don't worry, its easy- all boards are predrilled), a small stomp-pad, and a safety leash. |
