how r they

i have just gotten a palmer andy finch air 09 and burton ozones

bomb proof and comfy

good 4 jibs an some kickers

Posted by palmerair52
how r they

Far better than your punctuation and grammar.    

i suck at typing so i type as litl as i can

better than flux team targets

The binding union is good binding for the park,rail...but it is expansive. the flux binding,i dont know...

$200 isn't too pricy for good bindings.  As of a month ago, I saw a ton of 08/09 Force for $99, brand new.  

Posted by 66jzmstr

Posted by palmerair52
how r they

Far better than your punctuation and grammar.    

 

i real like them the only complaint is i keep braking ladders and the part on the other side with the holes in them maybe buy some of those parts and keep them as spares or just carry some cash on you. im not going to complain cause i got them for free    if this is because im doing something wrong and thats making them brake please enlighten me

Just send an email to union, they send me spare parts even though mine weren't under warranty anymore and that i hadn't any proof of purchase.

Union Force are good for all around riding indeed, i love them and would never go back to the burton cartel i had before! you could look at the union contact if you plan to do more jib and freestyle.

Flux binding are pretty sweet apparently as well, titan being the all around one, going to try them this coming winter!


[Edited by mosh.n.ride on 14/07/2009 at 15:19]

i liked my fluxes but the  one problem was the pre shaped toe strap didnt fit my boot so i bought a burton ultra capstrap dont be scared cause they are plastic real strong

Posted by QCSIM
The binding union is good binding for the park,rail...but it is expansive. the flux binding,i dont know...

They're not that expensive, especially not in snowboarding terms.  They're far better than Burton Missions, which are only a few bucks less, and certainly on par with bindings that cost $20-50 more.

To the OP, I've own a ton of bindings over the pst few years and the Forces are the ones I keep coming back to.  I've ridden a few bindings in the same price range geared towards and marketed towards similar styles (Rome 390s, Burton Cartels) and IMO, the Forces are a class above.  In a couple years, I may pick up another pair.  I'm actually tempted to pick up some of their rad Custom House stuff next year, but it's not in my budget and it's probably not the best of ideas.