K2 Indy 2015 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride

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The K2 Indy is a decent all mountain to freestyle binding for the price. The Indy provides a good traditional binding feel with traditional tech that doesn’t blow minds when it comes to performance but is consistent and reliable. The 2015 K2 Indy pretty much became the 2014 K2 Formula.

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Days: 2
Riders: James
Boots: Burton Imperial
Boards: Jones Mountain Twin, Lib Tech TRS

Flex: Nice middle ground flex. The only real noticeable change to the 2015 is the hand me down high back from the Formula which makes the binding a little bit stiffer.

Adjustability: Nice easily adjustable binding.

Comfort: Pretty comfortable.

Heel-Toe Response: Decent old school response but nothing new about it.  It reminds me of the older bindings I use to ride in the mid to late 2000s.  For 2015 the addition of the Formula shaped high back gives it a little more leverage on the heel side but it’s still got an old school feel to it response wise.

Tip-Tail Response: Really dead underfoot and not much going on here. They have reduced the sides so there is some better butter ability than it would be but it’s still a little behind the times.

Boot Support: Nice supportive feel that holds the boot into place.

Ratchet System: Not their high-end ratchet system but it works.

Shock Absorption: Pretty solid shock absorption.

The K2 Indy is a little behind the curve but it’s still not a bad binding at this price range. If you are into K2 bindings and can spend a little more you would be happier with the Formula due to the newer/better tech but the Indy isn’t bad for the price.