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shredbarbie
Since 17 Sep 2005
97 Posts
Hood River, OR
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 Wed May 23, 07 2:33 pm Dakine X Lace Footstraps ROCK! |
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Well, my footstrap dilemma has been solved after 5 years. Dakine has come out with the X Lace adjustable footstraps, and they're the first straps that batton down enough to hold my narrow feet in and are easy to adjust. LOVE THEM. Just snagged nother pair for another board. Come snag me if you want to check them out.
http://www.dakine.com/kite/footstrapsdeckpads/x-lace-kite-footstrap/
-Kirsten |
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chanson
Since 31 Jan 2006
1873 Posts
WISCONSIN
Chimey
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| Wed May 23, 07 2:38 pm |
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Those straps do look really nice....adjust on the fly!!!
BTW-how light is it at the sandbar right now...?
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wylieflyote
Since 30 Jun 2006
1648 Posts
Puget Sound & Wa. Coast
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| Wed May 23, 07 2:42 pm |
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Kirsten,
I'm glad you solved your small narrow foot dilema. Mine is a big fat foot problem. I have the 07 North Jaime Pro L, and 12 1/2 size feet. I've tried everything to get them as large as I can, but to no good. I can only use this board barefooted.
I've switched from the North stock footstraps to some that have the Boa system... small improvement. Still not gonna work in the cold winter with 5 mil booties. |
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forrest
Since 21 Jun 2005
4330 Posts
Hood River
Hick
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| Wed May 23, 07 3:00 pm |
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| I have the X-Lace straps as well, pretty sick straps. At least as good as the Liquid Force Profile straps. |
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magicmaker
Since 29 Oct 2006
895 Posts
da Hood
Opinionated
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| Wed May 23, 07 3:25 pm |
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| chanson wrote: | | BTW-how light is it at the sandbar right now...? |
http://www.gorge.net/gorgelive.asp
not too brihgt outside, and not that windy either, i'm taking a day off. |
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