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Any recommendations for second-hand bindings please?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have been riding a Rome Solution board (for 15 plus years...) quite flexi, with some old Burton Mission 2006 bindings (both new when I got them!). The high backs broke (I had one replaced with a Triad in resort, but the other has gone now) so I've got some slightly later Mission bindings to replace them (still the block and lever for forward lean, rather than twisting part).

I've also bought a second-hand Never Summer board, it's a couple of centimetres longer than my other board and significantly stiffer so I'm looking for some slightly more recent bindings which are a bit stiffer say 6-8.

I don't go in the park. Mostly bombing along on piste trying to keep up with my skiing friends... I know. I also enjoy powder of course (not exactly back country but in-between the pistes, a bowl etc) and maybe once in awhile try the board-X for fun.

It seems that anything after the twist forward lean on Burton has got similar family of tech (on massive leas forward in last 7-8 years). Custom is softer than Mission and Cartel (though got much in it judging by reviews). Union have some good stiffer options, and K2.

Many thanks for any advice
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I had exactly that board/binding combo when I started out. Loved it and would love a blast on one one day for nostalgias sake.

I have a bigger stiffer board and have Union forces which seem a pretty bombproof everyday binding.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I love my Union Force having come from an old set of Burton Customs (which still get used for very occasional park stuff). They seem bombproof but I did have to get some updated strap fixings as there was a known problem with the originals working loose.
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