Skiboard Binding Comparison Chart

Skiboardsonline.com | BINDING COMPARISON CHART | 2007-2008 Season

units=mm's

Construction

Height

Contact Length

Weight (per pair)

Bail Width

Mount Pattern

Boot Sole Length Limits

Possible Base Plate Positions

Possible Toe & Heel Bail Positions

Possible
Neg. & Pos. Stance from Center

Releasable?

DIN Range
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Rider Weight Range

Included Accessories

Carving/ Speed

Powder

Park

n/a = not applicable

Rating (5 is best)

Spruce Pro Lite Risers & Bindings

Aluminum risers w/ Rossignol Axium 100 bindings

232

5.2lbs

n/a

4x4
4x10

270-350

n/a

Yes

3.0 - 10

100 - 230lbs

leashes

Pruce Pro Lite Risers & Bindings

Bomber
Elite

Aluminum

224
258 -XL

2.9lbs

4x4

205-360

+ 10
- 10

n/a

5mm allen wrench

Bomber
Elite

Zero

Aluminum

245

3.8lbs

4x4

+ 20
- 20

n/a

6 & 3mm allen wrenches

Zero

SnowJam
Extreme II

Aluminum

246

3.4lbs

4x4

225-356

+ 7
- 7

n/a

leashes & 5mm allen wrench

SnowJam
Extreme II

Groove X1

Aluminum

230

3.6lbs

4x4

225-345

n/a

None

Groove X1

What to look for in skiboard bindings:

Mounts using the standard 4 hole pattern
(4cm x 40cm is the industry standard for high performance skiboards)
Durable construction and materials
Many adjustments for ride customization

What to avoid in skiboard bindings:

Mounts with 8 holes and screws directly into the board's core
Composed of cheap, thin, plastic