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I have noticed that on Sbx and race snowboards setback is from -35 to -60, and on carving, EC boards -20, would moving bindings forward to -20 from -50 change caracteristic of snowboard, do you change setback on your boards, do you move both, only front, rear binding

Sold my 3 years old Driver X and Salomon Cypher bindings, got nice offseason discount, added 180 eur and bought new K2 clicker boots and bindings, nice connection boot to binding, great front/back edge transfer, no more strap fatigue, and really easy entry, I have my bindings at 36/30 and there is no boot out on 24.8 cm wide snowboard, no heel cup, no boot out, bindings are well made stiff and look durable, my boots are mondo 27, footprint is little smaller then on Driver X, and feel more comfy, like Salomon Malamute, Driver X were really uncomfortable for my foot weight for mondo 27 Weight for 1 boot/binding Driver X : 1190 g K2 Compass clicker: 1335 g K2 clicker binding : 510 g Salomon Chyper size M/L : 900 g How come I didnt see this sistem exist before, strap in binding is obselete for me like step in was 20 years before, if I didnt buy this I would go for Fastec system, my girl friend has them and works great

Fastec binding, one that is made of aluminium, great binding, stiff and response, with easy in and out, they made them for a lot of companies even for F2

Is outsole on clicker boot plastic, like on boots 20 years ago, how is upperboot attached to outsole, is it different then on regular boots, are boots light

Snowburn what do you like more for carving 3rd strap binding or clicker

can you compare weight, how stiff are they compared to Malamute or Driver x do they feel durable and will not brake in after 50 days, what is your opinion

Did anyone ride new boots/bindings from K2 or Nitro clicker system, is it good for carving, how stiff/durable are boots, is there any play when boot is attached to binding, I hate strap binding, cant strap in without sitting down, and cant eliminate play, heel of a boot is lifting little in binding, if I tighten strap too much I get horrible pain in leg...