More features popped up on the humanoid site... <BR><a href="http://www.humanoidwake.com/gear/boards.php" target="_blank">http://www.humanoidwake.com/gear/boards.php</a> <BR><a href="http://www.humanoidwake.com/gear/apparel.php" target="_blank">http://www.humanoidwake.com/gear/apparel.php</a> <BR> <BR>(Message edited by wakerider111 on February 21, 2009)

Sweet looking boards, can't wait for a review of the flex series...

BTW, anyone know the price on the flex series boards?

Anyone?

$479 (for both flex and stiff) according to wbm buyers guide msrp

i just wish they had the same mounting system as company and slingshot. It wouldn't have hurt to include inserts for both systems, making it truly compatible with all bindings. <BR> <BR>The boards do look dope though. I'm interested in seeing their bindings.

But that is why SS bindings come with adapters, right? I ordered the 2008 pb floyds on closeout, but am undecided on which deck I want.

Yes SS does have adapter plates, but there are a few of us who really believe in the four hole mounting. <BR> <BR>I too am a little sad that some of these newer companies did not include it. It makes for a more solid connection to the board (though some say it doesn't). <BR>I also like the on-the-fly adjustment. some ask, "why and when would i really need that" but i use it quite often, especially when i allow others to ride my board... but I even use it FOR MYSELF too, and not just for others. <BR> <BR>***The ONE thing EVERYONE CAN AGREE on about 4 hole is that it cleans up the look of the (base of the) binding more than anything else, because there are no plates sticking out (as far) and no bolts on the sides.***

I almost forgot... <BR>the SS 4 hole (and Co. 4 hole) mounting system also gives you about 2 extra inches PER BOOT of flex potential since only about 4" is bound by the boot vs. the 6" of modern traditionally mounted boots ;)