First post: Dec 21, 2005
Total posts: 518
Location: Wigan (God's country)
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Demo'd a pair of Cinch's and had problems gettin my boots in and out of them (Vans Encore at the time), they didn't open as much as the flows I was using at the time. Got some Rome Targa's now which are sooooooooo good, expensive though.
antplant
Post subject:Posted: Sep 25, 2008 - 12:36 AM
First post: Sep 02, 2008
Total posts: 300
Location: Sheffield
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Id like to add that APO do a similar binding to the cinch called Expresso. They are hard to come by in the UK, so I got mine from Les deux Alpes. I absolutely love them, so convienient, and have a nice flex to them. A mate of mine whos an engineer reckons they are way better designed than the K2 Cinch. Thats not me saying that, thats my mate!
Check the APO Expresso's out!
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TtheArab
Post subject:Posted: Dec 06, 2011 - 04:49 PM
First post: Aug 17, 2011
Total posts: 67
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Just bought APO bindings from Amazon supplier. Have Flows which are fine but like the idea of a bit more room to get into them which the APO one has (as does K2 from what i understand).
Will see how they work in a week or so.
TtheArab
Post subject:Posted: Feb 09, 2012 - 07:51 PM
First post: Aug 17, 2011
Total posts: 67
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So now done Flow, APO and K2's. Overall Flows and APOs good but K2's easier to setup and then use step in system with zero adjustment when you have pulled up the lever.
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