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Kodiak

Since 01 Aug 2005
1114 Posts
Slidey
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Thu Dec 13, 12 11:18 am Snow kite binding set up |
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Saw this online, looks pretty cool. I wonder if your calfs tire out much.
http://vimeo.com/17696746# |
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1surfer

Since 20 Apr 2010
355 Posts
'Ualapu'e / High Rockies
Obsessed
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Thu Dec 13, 12 2:17 pm NIce |
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I have seen them used and installed but not used them. They look great and seem to be bomber. They are in free rotation and dont lock down. You just point your feet where you want them to go. You can see that in the beginning of the vid. All im saying is that they seem to look like they are very well made. Equipment is held to a different standard when its -30. Some stuff just does not work. They did not seemed to get jammed with snow or ice and continued to rotate just fine upon observation.
That being said, I try not to use bindings as much as possible. _________________ Ozone Reo's. C&k Beach Boy Service, Windsurfing Waikiki, Hawaiian Windriders, NSRN. |
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Wind Slither

Since 04 Mar 2005
2622 Posts
The 503
METAL
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Thu Dec 13, 12 6:42 pm |
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Hmm, they been around for at least 2 years and this is the first I've heard of them? Seems like the free pivot would affect your control...but I like the idea of not being stuck in the duck stance all day. |
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