Good universal fit binding

(rob_pitchford) · (rob_pitchford) **Join Date: Nov 2004** 02-03-2008, 7:12 PM

I am looking for a good deal on a universal fit binding for my Hyperlite 3DS. I will be using this board for a spare for friends to ride so I would like to keep costs down. Can anyone recommend a good deal from an online shop?

(ynot) · (ynot) **Join Date: Jan 2007** 02-03-2008, 8:43 PM

The CWB Torqs are probably the best bindings for a lot of different people to use and the hinge makes it super easy for people to get in and out of because we all know how much of a pain in the butt it can be getting new people in bindings.

(wakemitch) · (wakemitch) **Join Date: Jun 2005** 02-03-2008, 9:08 PM

The new LF Domain boots have a huge range, 8-14 I Believe. Size 8s will fit with out being sloppy and 14s will be comfortable snug. The elastic on the side lets the tounge(sp?) keep the right amount of pressure on the foot on a wide range.

The tounge on these boots hinges open wide and allows the rider to just step in them and get in dry.

When I saw these come into the shop I was pretty stoked that they stepped up so much with their lower end universal boots.

The CWBs Torqs and Sevens have a pretty good range but the torqs just have that slit on the side which makes the binding expand but doesnt keep pressure on the foot for the smaller feet.

All the companies have a boot with a big range, but a couple definitely stand above.

(sidekicknicholas)

CWB factions on BBB today... they're open toe and easy in and out... for $130 hard to best it

(hal2814) · (hal2814) **Join Date: Feb 2006** 02-04-2008, 6:36 AM

I'll second the Torqs. I found a pair in season on eBay new for $150. You can probably do better than that now.