K2 Cinch Vette Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010

Comments about K2 Cinch Vette Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010:

Once you get them setup correctly, these are great bindings. They are very well built and sturdy. I have no worries of these breaking anytime soon. The release mechanism is a little stiff at first which makes opening them a little hard, but you become used to this over time. It's great that you can used them as a quick release binding or strap in and out like a normal binding. Due to the shape of the toe cap, the bindings are a little hard to get setup initially. They also do not have as many adjustment options such as high back rotation compared to bindings. This is obviously due to the quick release mechanism and these features really aren't missed. Once these are setup correctly though they are great bindings. The ability to step in and lock the binding in is amazing. No need to sit down anymore means less trash talking from ski partners. Highly recommended. 4 stars only due to the complexity of setup.

Comments about K2 Cinch Vette Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010:

I think these are the most amazing bindings. I used to own clicker bindings which were fine until I experienced 2' of fresh powder for the first time last season. What a disaster! I had to carry a plastic knife around with me so I could scrap out my bindings and boots. I don't have to worry about that anymore. Now I can enjoy snow boarding with the entry and release convenience of skiing. I love you K2!

Comments about K2 Cinch Vette Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010:

What I love about these bindings is how easy they are to use. You can set them to fit you using the two straps and then just use the easy entry and release on the back. I also like that you can make the toe strap go in front of your foot, unlike the flow easy entry bindings which only have the one large strap over the top of the foot. The K2 Cinch Vette is truly the best of both worlds.

Comments about K2 Cinch Vette Snowboard Bindings - Women's 2010:

I upgraded from Flows which I've been riding for about 5 years. I really liked the Cinch... the versatility was key for when in powder and on steep grades.

The only negative... Skating was difficult as my skating foot kept hitting the release for the top buckle on the straped in foot and then when I got on the lift would have to rebuckle each time.