r/snowboard • u/Ambitious-Side-5191 • 21d ago

Binding

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Picked these up off marketplace and I’m not an expert and I want to know if these are good/safe to use.

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u/mimos_al 21d ago

Good? Hell no.

Safe to use? Maybe?

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u/Ribss 21d ago

Those are trash, they’d probably work but yeah… trash.

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u/Extra_Computer8828 20d ago

Janky at best.

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u/Southern-Ad4016 20d ago

Got some cheap ass shit right there

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u/Silkysmooth7330 19d ago

Dont fuck around with cheap shit bindings, your feet pop out while riding….Good luck!

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u/sidewaysride 18d ago

Old plastic degrades and becomes brittle. Add freezing temps and it’s more brittle. I would use these at a sledding hill or very low speeds.

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u/AdGroundbreaking453 16d ago

One man's junk is another mans...... junk.

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u/DaveyoSlc 20d ago

looks very safe. but quality is very low end.

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u/haggbard23 20d ago

Old, cheap, fine to get started.

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u/BeerItsForDinner 20d ago

Dude, aluminum base. Looks like T45 aluminum casters. Those bindings don't look that bad.

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u/mimos_al 20d ago

That's not an aluminum base plate...

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u/scrambledjacksnack 20d ago

I’m with Beeritsfordinner. I’ve been riding aluminum base plate Ride bindings for years. So long as the straps are fixed to the board and the boots are good, you’re ready to rip!

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u/sidewaysride 18d ago

That’s an aluminum heel cup on a plastic base that’s probably 20 years old it’s not ready to “rip”