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Nov 22 '02
Pros: Great board control. Very easy to get in and out of.
Cons: Questionable reputation for breakage.
Summary: A fair number of reviewers have commented that these bindings tend to break, but I haven't seen anything like that myself (and I bought them because I broke a pair of Burton Freestyle SIs all too easily).
This binding is incredibly easy to get...
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Mar 13 '03
Pros: Easy in-off, super comfy, awesome control and feel
Cons: pricey!
Summary: So I just bought my Flows, after looking for a coupla years, doing research and saving my dough. I think that Flow has improved their product over the past two - three years, after all what company wants to be know for crumby stuff?
I have...
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Sep 19 '02
Pros: Comfort, ease of use, fit
Cons: none significant
Summary: I purchased a pair of Flow F11's last year and they are hands down the best binding I've owned. I've tried step-in, straps and baseless (old school) . . .
Some people have mentioned that the plastic closure (used to lock the highback in...
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Mar 07 '01
Pros: Very well design in the new model bindings.
Cons: (no comment)
Summary:
Hi, I have been riding Flow step-in bindings for quite a while. Every thing I have to say is good. First of all the Flows do not have a design to give them a certain feel of discomfort in the heal or toes of your feet, even if they are at...
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Jan 02 '01
Pros: Convenience
Cons: Breakage seems disturbingly common, price
Summary: I've seen many riders enticed into buying Flow bindings by the promise of a combination of the convenience of step-ins and the feel/support of conventional straps. From what I can tell, these bindings deliver on the promise pretty well EXCEPT EVERY...
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Dec 13 '00
Pros: perfect
Cons: perfect
Summary: I recently bought flow bindings and they are the best bindings I've ever ridden on. The response time from other big name bindings is drasticly reduced and the comfort far more exceeds that of any other binding. With the ease of mounting you will not...
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Nov 15 '00
Pros: comfortable and easy to use
Cons: cables may lose tension, fabric top is fragile
Summary: last year i finally made the decision to buy my snowboarding equipment. i've been snowboarding now for about 4 years and every time i've gone i've rented a different set of bindings. i've tried it all, from the conventional strap in binding to the...
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Jul 21 '00
Pros: great fit, easy to use
Cons: they break
Summary: I work at a ski resort and I ride every day, I have 5 pair of flow bindings from the past 3 years and I love them all but, they do break, regularly. I have found the company to be extremely helpful about replacement parts. They usually are quick to...
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Dec 07 '99
Pros: I'm so peeved I can't remember any
Cons: Irresponsible company won't fess up to defective product
Summary: All I can tell you about flow bindings is what I know and what I know is quite simple. Last year my shop sold flow bindings and every pair we sold broke. The problem in particular was the closure mounting would crack causing the closure lever to become...
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Dec 03 '99
Pros: Use any regular boots, has strap feel and comfort, no clogging in powder
Cons: Need to face hill on steeps to strap in, cable can get de-tensioned
Summary: Flow makes great bindings that don't get nearly the PR and marketing hype the big name binding and boot manufacturers pay for. Despite their lack of public knowledge, any rider whose has tried them will vouch for their superior design and ease of...
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May 03 '05
Pros: Ease of entry and exit.
No snow clogging.
Works with any boot.
Moderate price.
Cons: Setups take a little longer.
Waiting for your buddies to strap in.
Summary: I've been riding flows since the beginning,and I would never buy any other binding. This company has been improving their binding from day one. True when flow first switched to the aircraft cable locking system I did break the highback lock several
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