Sims Posi-Link Conventional
Sims Posi-Link Conventional
USER REVIEWS
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[Nov 19, 2002]
jimi harris
HardCore
Strength:
soft, flexible straps, beautiful toe ramp and excellent response
Weakness:
not a damn thing I have ridden many bindings in the past few years and i must say that none of them even remotely compare to these. if you are debating wether or not to get these id definitely say go for it. its like being strapped in by a piece of heaven Similar Products Used: ride prestons, drake f60s, flow fl19, flux jamie lynn, technine montoya |
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[Apr 01, 2002]
chris
Advanced
Strength:
very supportive and responsive
Weakness:
bolts come loose too damn easy this binding has great support and i love the alluminum The thing that pisses me off about these bindings is that although the retail price is 200 the damn screws come loose at least one time on every trip u go on Similar Products Used: technine XL(these are better) |
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[Feb 17, 2002]
Jordan
Advanced
Strength:
Everything, pretty much what I said above, great toeside and heelside control and comfort.
Weakness:
the bolts get a tiny tiny bit loose, but what binding doesn''t? Just after a day on snowboarding, tighten them again. OH MY GOD! I ABSOLUTLY LOVE THIS BINDING! It is soo good! It is pretty light, great toeside and heelside control, COMFORTABLE! GREAT sims rocks! Similar Products Used: Sims_________ not sure the name....some old product but there is No comparsion, Sims stepped up to the PLATE! |
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[Dec 12, 2001]
boarding_freak
Day Hiker
Strength:
None I got these bindings just after i sold my 2001 Burton Customs,and i just have to say that these bindings are dope!The aluminum baseplate is very supportive,this year SIMS made a wider and bigger toe ramp making it very responsive. I ride a 2002 GNU Choice 158 and these bindings just match the board perfectly.They are a good buy and people who think that plastic bindings aren''t tough enough should go for aluminum bindings like the POSI-LINK. Similar Products Used: Drake F60, Forum ATA, Ride Preston EX |