Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

These bindings are easily adjustable and are almost 100% custom to how you want them to fit. The gel strap is great for stability when riding. Overall great bindings!

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

I bought these binding after doing bindings research for a month or so.
The reasons why I bought the Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009 over others are:
uniqueness, price, personality, material, durability and color.
Although I haven't get a chance use them yet, reason why I gave this item 3 stars, because I couldn't hit the mountains as much as I would like last season, here are my first impressions.
Pros:
These Bindings are very eye catching.
They felt true to size when tried on with my Nitro boots.
In "general" they seem to have a great durable construction.
Cons:
These Bindings are a little bit heavy due to their frame durable construction.
They are only available in two colors Blue and Hot Pink.
I have some concerns with the toe straps because they are made of soft rubber and at times they seem kind of flimsy and stretchy.
Once the next season is in town I would update my review for better or worse.

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

They aren't bad, they're solid bindings, aluminum base though, they weren't super light. Kind of wanted them to have the new wedgie insole thing. The straps on these were pretty good, the ladder rachets straps might need to be replaced soon. Sometimes they pop when racheting, but I got over 50 days on them in colorado.

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

These binding are flexible, easy to use and stylish! Very good product for a very good price. Definitely makes my riding experience 10 x better!

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

toe strap get loose and could be easy to loose it

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

I've been a long-time fan of Ride bindings. Most folks think that aluminum bindings are heavier than poly-based ones, but that's not true. In fact, when weighed side-by-side, the Ride bindings come out lighter most of the time. Not only are these bindings very dependable, but they're also very light. The color complements my 2009 Atomic Alibi snowboard-base.Ride customer service is also top-notch. I had to order a set of straps b/c of rubbing against my boot lace holders -- and they promptly sent not just 1, but 2 straps!Ride on and rock on!

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

Can use this binding anywhere for anything! Dont even notice your strapped in with the webbed tow straps.

The only complaint I had is that its kinda a pain to get strapped in without the tow strap biting into your boot. But once you get it set right your good to go!

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

great overall binding. good everywhere, not a park only binding.

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

This was my first time using a binding made by ride. I have always used either Burtons high end bindings or Romes. I was surprised by how lightwieght and flexible they were. The only think I don't like about them are the fact that the ankle straps are kinda poorly made. They are already starting to tear. Besides that, I love them!!

Comments about Ride Beta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2009:

This is the second pair of these bindings I bought. I had the Deltas from a few years ago and really liked them but the convertible toe would slip sometimes and I had some hardware come loose at 12,000 ft. Not cool. So here come the Betas and I realized the hardware that come loose on my Deltas has been replaced by rivets and the big fat toe strap doesn't budge. I like ugly gear, so the pink is just fine with me.