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Bindings - can you REALLY tell the difference between them?
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Post subject:   PostPosted: Sep 09, 2010 - 01:06 PM



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Well of course theyre simillar the're only snowboard bindings! You read the technology specs of any TV or camera but take the casing off and theyre almost identical, it doenst stop Sony etc making up stupid names for simple micro chips that everyone uses though. Most things are copywrited so they have to make up new names for stuff.

A binding is a binding, they are all the same but all different, some are stronger than others some are lighter than others, some are shinnier than others with more ghetto gold bits. Only Burton have something really different with that idiotic EST system which is just different for differents sake.

Just depends what suits you personally but no one forces anyone to buy anything. Just think of Pantene shampoo adverts with their 'Vitamin pro v" This is a made up term, they havent invented a new vitamin that no one else known about they've just made up a name for something thats always exsisted. Thats commercialism.

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Post subject:   PostPosted: Sep 09, 2010 - 01:06 PM



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eldi wrote:
R1ch wrote:
thief wrote:
Are union any good then?


You are just fishing now! Laughing


I'd call it trolling Smile


Troll's gotta eat! Cool
 
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