Hey er one. Well I've been ripping some Burton Customs and not really feelin' them anymore.

Can anyone suggest some good bindings, that are nice to rip in the park. But if I wanna rip some woods they will get er done too ?

I'm thinking some Technines would be dope, and heard they are pretty comfy and responsive. Let me know what you all think.

Why do you always change peoples quotes around?

Not sure if your just sick of Burtons, but the Co2 EST series are pretty baller. Powder Pursuits in Steamboat Springs is selling 2 new pairs for real cheap at http://www.gearlobby.com/NEW-Burton-2009-Co2-ESTMediumWhite58-Off,name,100088,auction_id,auction_details. 

If you're not feeling the Big B any more, look at Rome 390s or Union Contacts.  I've never riden a set of T9s, but, based on reviews, I'd stay away.
[Edited by DC5r on 10/11/2009 at 2:19 PM]

Posted by powder_rider111
Why do you always change peoples quotes around?  I love it when you do that, and I would enjoy seeing it more often from other members!

I'll never own another pair of Burton or Flow binding, nothing but a bunch of cheap plastic parts even on their high end models.

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Posted by hikingwithdogs
I'll never own another pair of Burton or Flow binding, nothing but a bunch of cheap plastic parts even on their high end models.

Look at the higher end K2 binders, you won't be disappointed.

I quote the Flow part for truth.  I had a paid of the NXT-AT I think that is what they were called and on top of the mountain the wire split off and had to ride down the mountain on the stomp pad and I had to go through a mogul field the way my mountain is set up by have a green closed. 

i may be in the minority... but i've got no complaints with the burton triads pretty much 90% in the park... slightly softer and with what i think is slightly less forward lean in the 0 position than the burton cartels... the only negative is the higher price tag, but i got em at discount from a friend's shop, so i really got no complaints. i'm a fan of a unibody plastic construction, but i know some people like the plastic - metal heelcup combo better, so to each his own.

For riding park and all around the softer flexing bindings are great, if your an old freerider you want something with some rigidity and strength that can also take a beating.

Try Union.  They last forever and seem to ride just about anything well.

Get Union Forces