Flux PR Review And Buying Advice

Flux PR 2014 Review by The Good Ride

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The Flux PR used to be called the PR15 but this year they added some of the tech from the discontinued SE30 making it a really good binding in the low price range.

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Flex: Medium bordering on soft and it’s got a pretty solid flex for a binding of this price.

Adjustability: This is one of the only flux bindings that doesn’t have a toolless adjustment system on the top. Normally Flux bindings have a toe and heel ramp but this only has an adjustable toe ramp.

Comfort: Pretty comfortable for a binding of this price range.

Heel-Toe Response: Kind of like a slightly more mellow TT.  It’s a pretty easy edge to edge with both boards.

Tip-Tail Response: Not very buttery or pretty but most people buying these bindings will be working more on edge to edge transitioning.

Boot Support: Very supportive and it almost completely locks in your ankle.

Ratchet System:  Very good ratchet system for this price.

Shock Absorption: Not much shock absorption for this binding and this is one of the only weak points.  It’s somewhat damp but not a good binding for a bad landing.

So all in all this is a great binding for the price and it gives you a binding that you can grow with. Yes, the TT is better but this is a great choice if you are trying to shave every buck you can.