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Product ID
280,856
vs
235,787
Skill Range
Advancedintermediate-expert
vs
Intermediate-advanced
Additional Details
Combi Mounting-disk For 4x4 And 3hp
vs
Quicklock Forward Lean: Tool-free Forward Lean
Flex
Medium
vs
Soft
Toe Strap Style
None
vs
Convertible
Quick Entry
Yes
vs
No
Canted Footbed
No
vs
No
ICS Channel Compatible
No
vs
No
Traditional Burton (3D) Compatible
Yes
vs
No
Standard 4 Hole Compatible
Yes
vs
Yes
Buckles
Aluminum
vs
Aluminum
HighBack
Single Component
vs
United Asym
Chassis Material
Plastic
vs
Aluminum
Strap Material
Unifit Powerstrap
vs
Eva
Description
Description 1
H-series Molded Baseplate: Engineered With A Wider Platform For Stability And Ease Of Entry And Exit With Adjustable Toe Ramps For Dialing In A Perfect Fit
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Contour Ankle Strap: Cush, Mid-level Support For Higher Levels Of Tweak
Description 2
Uniback Ventilated Hiback
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Conformist.1 Toe Strap - Super Conforming Eva For The Best-fitting, Lowest Profile Toe Strap In Snowboarding
Description 3
I-fusion Powerstrap With Lsr-buckles
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Subbase Pad - Takes The Edge Off Hard Landings And Reduces Vibration
Description 4
Toolless Fwd-lean Adjustment
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Highback Rotation: O To 12 Degrees Of Rotation Places Power Where You Like It
Description 5
Combi Mounting-disk For 4x4 And 3hp
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9times Ankle Strap Positioning: You Decide How Much Ankle Support You Want
Description 6
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Adjustable Toe Ramp: Customized In The Toe Area For Pressuring Up The Toe Edge
Description 7
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Quickstrap.2 Technology: Tool-free Strap Length Adjustment
Description 8
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Quicklock Forward Lean: Tool-free Forward Lean
General
Brand
Flow
vs
Rome
Gender
Mens
vs
Mens
Model Year
2013
vs
2012
recommended use
All-mountain
vs
All-mountain Freestyle
Skill Level
Advanced Intermediate
vs
Intermediate
warranty
One Year
vs
One Year
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