Bent Metal Transfer Mens Bindings - $250 - (Ruidoso, NM)
The Bent Metal Transfer Snowboard Bindings are the go-to all-terrain seatbelts for Jamie Lynn. With a moderate flex rating and a slight asymmetric shape, the Transfer Bindings give you the freedom to goof around and get jibby when conditions are saturated, yet still have plenty of support and responsiveness to go full-throttle when Mother Nature drops a foot of fresh overnight. Durably constructed using environmentally friendly materials in the good ol' U.S. of A, the Bent Metal Transfer Snowboard Bindings are the ultimate for riders that refuse to isolate themselves with a singular style of riding.PRODUCT DETAILSFLEXFlex Rating: 6 (1 Soft - 10 Stiff) – All-TerrainBASEPLATEFlex Control Composite Drive Plate – Like little snowboards for your bindings the Flex Control Drive Plates are made at Mervin Manufacturing in the USA by their skilled snowboard Kraftsmen. Mervin’s best manufacturing practices of carefully sourced environMENTALly nicer materials, zero hazardous waste manufacturing and personal attention to detail from a Kraftsmen with real “snowboarder” knowledge are all applied to these power transferring Flex Control Drive Plates.Flex Modulator – Boron / AluminumDrive Plate Flex – 6/10STRAPSLight Form Ankle Strap – An advanced IMEVA foam pad formula is both comfortable and lightweight with a lightweight structural performance core.Light Form Toe Strap – Offers a dynamic fit and light weight for maximum performance. A molded grip helps to secure the strap in place.BUCKLESForged Aluminum Buckles – Hardened for ultimate strength, these buckles are lightweight with a smooth entry and release.HIGHBACKErgonomic HighbackMatrix – Engineered NylonHighback Flex – 6/10Asym Shape – 6/10The Cube – The fastest and easiest forward lean adjuster ever with urethane dampening.ADDITIONAL FEATURESPivot Disk – The Pivot Disk offers a reduced size that increases the true board flex zone and drive plate power. Compatible with both 2x4 mounting pattern…
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