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Step 1
Select between strap or step-in bindings. Each of these two bindings, which are the most commonly used, requires a different type of boot to properly fit. Step-ins are just like they sound, and are designed work with hard boots. Strap bindings use straps and buckles to secure your boots in place, and are usually worn with soft boots.
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Step 2
Choose the correct bindings to fit your boot size. Bring your boots and try on the snowboard bindings to make sure they fit securely. Different manufacturers bindings can vary, and just as you try on shoes, you need to try on bindings to make sure that they fit securely on the snowboarding boots you will be using.
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Step 3
Think about your snowboarding style. Are you a beginner or advanced? This will affect your choice of binding and how they fit to your boots. Softer bindings tend to be better for beginners and freestylers since they’re more flexible. More rigid or stiff bindings respond better to a riders’ movements, making them more popular with advanced riders.
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Step 4
Shop within your budget. Softer bindings tends to be less expensive, stiffer bindings can be pricey. However, as with most sports equipment, it’s worthwhile doing your homework and checking out different brands and their reputations. Don’t be seduced by fancy marketing-get the scoop from fellow snowboarders.
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Step 5
Shop within your budget. Softer bindings tends to be less expensive, stiffer bindings can be pricey. However, as with most sports equipment, it’s worthwhile doing your homework and checking out different brands and their reputations. Don’t be seduced by fancy marketing-get the scoop from fellow snowboarders.
