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rjnakata

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rjnakata last won the day on September 26 2023

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  • Location
    SoCal OC
  • Home Mountain/Resort?
    Summit, June
  • Occupation?
    Sierra lover
  • Current Boards in your Quiver
    Donek Incline 164
    BXFR 163, 168
    Madd 170 OG
    K168
    Virus Rocket 162
    Diamond Blunt
    Sushi 145
    Full Race Pro Team 163
    Apex Vist, FG
    Boiler plate v2
  • Current Boots Used?
    RC-10 + red tongues + DGSS, Driver X, 322/bts, Photon SOw
  • Current bindings and set-up?
    TD3 SI, C60, StepOn Genesis
  • Snowboarding since
    1990
  • Hardbooting since
    1994

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  1. Strange. Mammoth has 20" for this storm and is closed today (Saturday) and not expecting more...
  2. Thanks for that... When you say heel cleat movement issues do you mean you feel they go up and down? I do see the highbacks moving up/down 1/4 to 3/8" up down on a toeside. I believe @RoroSnow used pipe clamps to keep them in place (eliminating the ability to fold the highback down after use). May I also ask if you feel the Powerride wings make a difference, and in what way?
  3. I personally like them a lot (photon/genesis). Truth, in the 90's I went to hardboots to rid myself of strapping in. Now with these I can ride more mixed conditions/powder with soft boots and no infernal strapping in. HB's are great, but not in every condition. in fact I'm riding more soft than I ever have in 30 years. Downside is that it can be difficult to step-in in powder. The only other option I would consider is the Nidecker Supermatic - no dedicated boots. However I like the greater forward lean adjustability of the S/O's.
  4. Agreed. I do like the Boa system better than speed lace for ease of adjustment. Do you think the Powerrides would help the Photons?
  5. Step-on Ion Wide back in stock at Burton...620 bucks!
  6. I think OP is asking if there are other disks that allow the binding to move toward the toe edge. The burton disks do not allow for enough lateral movement. A slotted disk (vs holes) might work if made...
  7. ...then after all is installed adjust the preload and forward lean with the top/bottom nuts
  8. I am officially stoked! thank you!
  9. The DGSS system has more forward lean travel capacity than the "free flex" unit (from personal observation). The "free flex" unit bottoms out later than the stock unit and sooner than DGSS.
  10. Cancelled...this makes me sad and I wasn't even going!
  11. @UPZ North America Bro! Thank you!! I contacted SG with no response. My daughter (SG) would consider me a bonafide hero... Looking forward to the website relaunch!
  12. Here it is: "What BTS springs to use?"
  13. Well it wasn't me who figured this out...a search of past posts will likely yield more specific info on the proper springs...good luck!
  14. I also take off the stomp pad when they do a base grind...it causes the board to "hitch" when passing through the machine leaving a mark on the base...
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