i am looking to upgrade my boots, board and bindings for next season and looking for advice regarding your experiences on some quality gear suitable for high speeds and powder, so got to be strong, stable and lightweight. Thanks in advance.
Burton custom x est cartel bindings and ruler boots, a high end board for any where park pow or sometimes piste haha, it all depends on your riding and how deep ya pockets are!!!
burton x estcartel bindings and ruler boots are the favorites at the moment but wanted to hear real boarders recomending them and if there are any alternatives like you say deep pockets required so got to get this right and make these last untill i'm old enough to be a skier
Burton Imperial boots, they've taken all the best bits from all there boots and put the into these, very very comfortable and quick to get on and off med/hard stiffness. Burton Cartel bindings. Lib Tech skate banana with magna traction, great for all one the mountain and catch free, it can also be ridden flat due to the cambered deck with out paying the price.
For super high speeds the Lib Tech TRS C2 BXT Travis Rice model looks the business on the You Tube reviews. Check out THE ART OF ...
Burton Imperial boots, they've taken all the best bits from all there boots and put the into these, very very comfortable and quick to get on and off med/hard stiffness. Burton Cartel bindings. Lib Tech skate banana with magna traction, great for all one the mountain and catch free, it can also be ridden flat due to the cambered deck with out paying the price.
For super high speeds the Lib Tech TRS C2 BXT Travis Rice model looks the business on the You Tube reviews. Check out THE ART OF FLIGHT dvd it says it all.
If you want the best that will last your gonna have to dig deep, but it will all be worth it when it comes together on the mountain. i splashed right out this year and it was the best thing i ever did.
With regards to Boards i would never buy a new board without testing it first, and really think hard and honestly about what type of boarder you are. I wouldn't waste my money on a top of the range board if i was only going away one week in the year there are many mid priced boards that will do the job.If you have a indoor slope near you i would spend sometime there testing boards before you buy,it will save you money in the long run.
thanks for that guys ive got chill factor on my doorstep so will have a nosey down there and see what they have on offer to test ride, have seen the video before and good to know the name of the board they use.