mrjavaman

Hi againI ride regular foot, not goofy.  My rear boot extends one inch over the heel and one inch over the toes.  My front foot hangs a bit less because I cant that one about 15 degrees forward.    I wear Burton Moto boots.  These are the ones with the boa system.  They have the thin pull cords, not the BOA twist knob.  I was advised to pull the chords very tight.  I was told by the salesman that these are a relatively soft boot.  Originally, I had Burton Cartel bindings with the toe strap.  But those were cramping my toes.  Yesterday I bought some Ride “Beta” bindings.  These have the strap going over the instep.  This strap can be converted to a toe strap.  You can use the front strap on either the toes or the instep.  The salesman also suggested I buy the Burton “Elevator” plates.  These are two spacer plates.  One goes beneath each binding.  The

Hi againI ride regular foot, not goofy.  My rear boot extends one inch over the heel and one inch over the toes.  My front foot hangs a bit less because I cant that one about 15 degrees forward.    I wear Burton Moto boots.  These are the ones with the boa system.  They have the thin pull cords, not the BOA twist knob.  I was advised to pull the chords very tight.  I was told by the salesman that these are a relatively soft boot.  Originally, I had Burton Cartel bindings with the toe strap.  But those were cramping my toes.  Yesterday I bought some Ride “Beta” bindings.  These have the strap going over the instep.  This strap can be converted to a toe strap.  You can use the front strap on either the toes or the instep.  The salesman also suggested I buy the Burton “Elevator” plates.  These are two spacer plates.  One goes beneath each binding.  They elevate the rider about a half inch above the board.  The salesman was saying that this elevation might give me the bit more leverage and response with the snowboard that I am seeking.  Perhaps I need a board that has a narrower waist?  Thanks for your opinions. 

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