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Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013

The Flow Five-SE Snowboard Binding is the most versatile rear-entry binding around. The medium flex gives great support for all mountain riding while still retaining enough flex to excel in the park. With a Hybrid PowerCapStrap and LSR-Buckles you will have your choice of either a rear or side entry system. The ModBack hiback system and TWEAK.6 SupportPanel give you the perfect amount of support to shred any type of terrain. Whether you want to ride the backcountry or lazily carve groomers, the Flow The Five SE binding will take you where you're going with superior versatility.
Flex
Flex Rating (1 Soft - 5 Stiff) - 3, perfect for all mountain riding with enough flex for freestyle riding
Baseplate
H-Series - Adjustable toe-ramp to optimize boot-to-binding fit and boot-to-board energy transfer
Rockered Baseplate - Engineered to transfer your power directly to the board without losing response time by minimizing contact area with the board - this also allows your board to have maximum flex
Straps
Hybrid PowerCapStrap - This revolutionary hybrid between the Flow SpeedEntry and 2-strap SideEntry merges the best of both worlds. A 3D-shaped anklestrap diagonally covers the mid-foot for pressure distribution and energy transfer to the toe side through the 3-point VeeToe mounting. A toe cap delivers perfect boot positioning for control.
LSR-Buckles - LockingSlapRatchet-buckles give you the ability to make on-the-fly adjustments with the large ratchet-levers and enable you to easily go in and out in seconds.
Highback
ModBack Hiback - Using a reliable aluminum alloy heelcup and separating the lower/upper zones that use independently adjustable SupportPanels to deliver a fine tuned performance
KushControl - EVA wrapped hiback pads for superior comfort
Urethane TWEAK.6 SupportPanel - Offers softer flex in the top-zone
Additional Features
Toolless forward lean adjustment

Specs

  • Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced
    Intermediate-Advanced
    The majority of skiers/snowboarders fall into this level, whether you like to carve on groomers or venture into the powder. These skis/snowboards may be somewhat wider than beginner-intermediate skis, usually with a stronger wood core and sandwich sidewall construction. Depending on the type of ski, intermediate-advanced level skis may have full camber, rocker, or some combination of the two.
  • Flex Rating: Medium
    Medium
    The amount a snowboard flexes varies significantly between boards. Snowboard flex ratings are not necessarily standardized across manufacturers, so the flex may vary from brand to brand. Many manufacturers will give a number rating ranging from 1-10, 1 being softest and 10 being stiffest. Here at evo we have standardized the manufacturers' number ratings to a feel rating ranging from soft to very stiff. Generally you will find flex ratings of 1-2 as soft, 3-5 as medium, 6-8 as stiff, and 9-10 as very stiff. Flex ratings and feel may ultimately vary from snowboard to snowboard.
  • Binding Style: Rear-entry
  • Warranty: Limited 1 Year
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Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013
 
4.0

(based on 8 reviews)

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88%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Comfortable (7)
  • Easy entry & release (6)
  • Adjustable (5)
  • Installs easily (5)
  • Great construction (4)

Cons

  • Difficult entry & release (3)

Best Uses

  • All mountain (7)
  • Freeriding (4)
  • Park (4)
  • Powder (4)
    • Reviewer Profile:
    • Intermediate (5)
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5.0

Wow...Surprising feel and stability!

By HeelSiders

from New Jersey

About Me Intermediate

Verified Reviewer

Pros

  • Adjustable
  • Comfortable
  • Easy Entry & Release
  • Good Interface
  • Great Construction

Cons

  • Not Light But Not Heavy

Best Uses

  • All Mountain
  • Freeriding
  • Powder

Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

The Hybrid PowerCapStrap is surprisingly snug and fits comfortably across my boot. The toe cap/stop seems to hold up well. I've been out riding over 10 days this season in all different conditions on powder, slush, frozen granular, ice, rain, etc... and these bindings are holding up very well. I like these straps better than Flow's traditional straps!

One thing I will say about Flow bindings is that you absolutely must take your time to properly install the bindings on your board. The adjustments to the high back, cable, and front strap are really important if you want to ensure a good fit and easy entry. Read the instructions or at least watch a video on YouTube so you know how to adjust/tune your bindings. Most of the complaints about how boots get caught on the high back, bindings never feels snug, etc. are mostly due to poor installation... been there... done that! So take your time and do it right! You'll enjoy the ride in the end!

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5.0

Best bindings ever

By Wally

from Frankfort Michigan

About Me Expert

Verified Buyer

Pros

  • Adjustable
  • Comfortable
  • Easy Entry & Release
  • Good Interface
  • Great Construction
  • Installs Easily
  • Lightweight

Cons

  • White Gets Dirty Fast

Best Uses

  • All Mountain
  • Downhill
  • Freeriding
  • Half Pipe
  • Park
  • Powder
  • Speed
  • Tricks

Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

I work at a ski resort and use them everyday in the winter and they work great. I went from step in bindings to these and had no problem adjusting. I would recommend these to anyone

  • Was this a gift?:
  • No
 
4.0

Great choice

By Ant

from Ukiah, ca

About Me Advanced

Verified Buyer

Pros

  • Adjustable
  • Comfortable
  • Easy Entry & Release
  • Installs Easily
  • Lightweight

Cons

    Best Uses

    • All Mountain

    Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

    Great

    • Was this a gift?:
    • No
     
    4.0

    Awesome!

    By Grub

    from OC

    About Me Intermediate

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Adjustable
    • Comfortable
    • Easy Entry & Release
    • Good Interface
    • Great Construction
    • Installs Easily

    Cons

    • Heavy

    Best Uses

    • All Mountain
    • Freeriding
    • Park

    Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

    Great quality, easy to adjust, and very comfortable.

    • Was this a gift?:
    • No
     
    4.0

    Solid Binding

    By Dan

    from Baltimore

    About Me Intermediate

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Comfortable
    • Easy Entry & Release
    • Installs Easily

    Cons

    • Lacks Adjustability
    • Poor Construction

    Best Uses

    • All Mountain
    • Park
    • Powder
    • Tricks

    Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

    Flow's design on these are one of the better one's you will find in a rear-entry binding. I only had a few problems:

    1. One of the end peices of the straps snapped, so I had to tighten that side a bit. Still works, but it's poor construction to have it break after only a few uses.

    2. Can't tighten to much or rear-entry doesn't work. For those of you that like to tighten your bindings, if you do it too much when you try to slide your boot in it won't fit so you have to loosen and re-tighten.

    3. The design of the toe strap is a little off and it can't be adjusted since it's connected to the over the foot part. It goes way too low over the toe at times.

    Everything else about the binding is superb. The shock resistance could be a bit better, but it is in no way bad. I love these bindings and wouldn't trade it in for anything. Most of my friends need to sit down and strap in and they are just starting while I have been going for a while. Saves a ton of time.

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    • No
     
    3.0

    Not Sure

    By jschoef

    from Manchester, NH

    About Me Intermediate

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

      Cons

      • Difficult Entry & Release
      • Does Not Interface Well

      Best Uses

        Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

        I have problems with the bindings but I have a "Ride" branded boot which might be wider then some...

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        • No
         
        4.0

        Takes getting used to

        By chinkyman

        from NJ

        About Me Advanced

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Adjustable
        • Comfortable
        • Easy Entry & Release
        • Great Construction
        • Installs Easily

        Cons

        • Difficult Entry & Release

        Best Uses

        • All Mountain
        • Downhill
        • Freeriding
        • Half Pipe
        • Park
        • Powder

        Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

        This is my second Flow binding. I had the traditional back entry with single large strap over the shoe laces. I wanted to see how it felt using a strap over the toes.

        It definitely takes getting used to but it doesn't take long. The back entry is still great and with the added toe strap there is more adjustments that can be made to snug your boot. It was advertised you could enter the binding through the rear as traditionally done or through the side where you'd keep the back support engaged and just disengage the upper foot strap. That did not prove easy to get used to. I basically just went back to rear entry.

        Overall good quality. Great idea but needs some tweaking. Maybe NX-2 is easier to use as the upper boot straps pivot up as you lower the high back (see the Flow video).

        One other thing is I wear a size 10 boot and even though a Large for this binding can accomodate up to size 11, my boot barely fits into the toe strp. I'm not sure if it will fit better if I bought Flow boots as mine are Solomon. I also did not try an X-large Flow binding as I thought it'd probably be too large but definitely worth looking into if you want to purchase this binding.

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        3.0

        Boot gets stuck on the high back

        By Tm@c

        from Stevens pass, Wa

        About Me Intermediate

        Verified Reviewer

        Pros

        • Affordable
        • Comfortable
        • Fast Entry

        Cons

        • Difficult Entry & Release
        • Heavy
        • Poor Construction

        Best Uses

        • All Mountain

        Comments about Flow The Five SE Snowboard Bindings 2013:

        Great bindings overall. If it wasn't for these two cons I would give 5/5 stars. 1. The high back get stuck on the sole of my boot when trying to release. It got so bad it tore the glue off my sole and I had to repair it 2. The toe strap sometimes slips and needs to be more adjustable. Other than that, the bindings were great. ~ one tip on fixing the high back issue is to cut the plastic it catches on, it will make it so it doesn't not so it any more.

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