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March 10th 05, 09:58 PM
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On 10 Mar 2005 14:26:49 -0800, "lonerider"
wrote: Has anyone gotten a pair of the K2 Cinch bindings? I demoed a pair for 2-3 hours. Short answer: I didn't care for them. They are easier to use than Flows, and, more importantly to many people, easily adjustable on the mountain over the course of the day. Very convenient. However, they are not the least bit stiff. Fully engaged, I could phyically twist the binding side to side. I think this is what will kill this design. There is just too much torsional flex. May be wonderful for the pipe and park, but not for all mountain riding IMO. -- Robert 
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