Summary
The Rome Flare bindings are a medium flexing, lightweight binding. They could be good for an all mountain rider that has beginner to intermediate skills. The sizing is a little on the bigger side. The toe strap is pretty wide. If you have a boot under a size women's 7 it might be a little wide for the toe box.Where To Buy
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Riding Level | Beginner - Intermediate |
Quick Release | No |
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Canted Footbed | No |
Burton Channel Compatible | Yes |
Mini disc | No |
Approx. Weight | Feels Light |
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Rome Flare Written Review Review by The Good Ride
The Flare bindings have a medium amount of shock absorption, have full size binding discs, and a medium amount of adjustability.
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How This Review Happened: We borrowed these for an extended demo and returned them.
Days: 3+
Riders: Steph
Boots: Vans Ferra Pro
Boards: Rome Royal
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