Heh. I see the light now. Yes, I leave my bindings mounted and it's not
caused any problems in a dozen or so round trips out of ATL. And yes, I have
an awesome set of tools.

Sounds like a solid idea.

Cheers,

Sean

And yes, I have an awesome set of tools that travel with me. The trusted #2
philips head is a must.
"Switters" wrote in message
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On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 16:09:02 GMT, "Sean" allegedly
wrote:

I was unsure if the the Flow highback would collapse forward, but they
do. I usually put my boots in my travel bag, between the bindings, not
actually *in* the bindings. I would think this would make my bag
rather bulkly and tall for airline handling.

Ah - It sounds like you're leaving your bindings on the board and putting
the whole lot into a board bag. I remove my bindings, put the boots in
them and pack them on their side. Obviously you then need to pack a tool
to do the bindings back up, but then you carry one anyway don't you? :-)

- Dave.

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