Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013

Comments about Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013:

These are great bindings for freeriding or freestyle. If you like a rigid/responsive binding then this is the ticket. Comfortable, good performance, good componenets.

Comments about Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013:

Super sick bindings. Took a little while to set up, but worth it. I put in the red foam in the strap for added stiffness. I ride an Endeavor HighFive and with these bindings it made for a lethal combo.

I love them. Get a pair and you will too!

Comments about Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013:

These bindings intimidated me at first because of all the extras, but once I got associated with all the options I fell in love with them. The canted footbed allows for exaggerated stance width so things get steezy in the park, and the toe-strap is wicked flexible, it conforms to almost any boot shape. The only thing to beware of are the screws because they seem like they want to strip so make sure all of your tools are the recommended ones listed in the instructions.

Comments about Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013:

These bindings are the first pair I have owned. I love the canted footbeds and the extreme adjustability. The only downside is that they are a touch heavy and on the ones I received some of the screws were in so tight that they were impossible to remove by myself or a technician at a shop. Luckily it ended up fitting my 9.5 size boots well at the setting it was on. I hear Rome has extremely good customer service, so I was never worried (worst comes to worst I would have to get a replacement). No complaints - nice bindings. If I was to purchase again I might go for ones that are slightly less engineered.

Comments about Rome Targa Snowboard Bindings 2013:

I'm an intermediate rider, mostly groomers and some off-piste.

The bindings are very adjustable, but they can take some time to set up because of all the different parts. With an 11.5 boot the default settings for the bindings seemed to work well for me. The canted footbeds are awesome.

Have to be careful with the screws and use the right screwdriver/tool, they all seem to be prone to stripping.

Couple of minor cons. They're a tad heavy, or at least certainly not light. The left foot toe strap sometimes doesn't release well. Have to be careful not to overtighten or they pinch a little on the outside of the toe. The pinching might be my boots, I need something a little stiffer than my Burton Motos for next season.