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K2  Maker:  K2
 Category:  Binding
 Model:  Cinch CTX
 Year:  2007

3.5 Stars on 2010-07-30 15:32:17
Spec:
Drive Base with New! Carbon Sideplate
New! Airframe Highback with VFL
New! Custom Caddy Ankle Strap with Neoprene zones
Universal Toe Strap
Aluminum Speed Ratchets with Friction Housings
K2 Cinch CTX, 2007
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PERFORMANCE LUXURY Driving innovation forward, the Cinch CTX is all about sophistication. With a host of upgrades, the CTX is designed with comfort, convenience and durability in mind. The Cinch CTX utilizes our Drive Base with New! Carbon Sideplates for precise response. The CTX impresses with its effortless entry and exit system and performs with the fine-tuned comfort and fit of a strap binding.
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THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Seamless response and fluid mobility in a quick and convenient package, the CTX is the quintessential performance binding and ready to rule everything on the mountain.

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by Anonymous on 01.25.2009
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Strengths: The cinch system means ure strapped in before everyone else
Weaknesses: Where do i start? 1. the plastic which the cinch system relies on at the bottom of the highback is weak, it broke after about 2 weeks but its easy to repair. 2. The baseplate disks are rubbish, i ended up havin to tighten the screws at least twice a day when i went to the alps for a week in january, bearing in mind i only got these bindings in october. Youd think that for such an expensive binding they would throw in metal baseplates rather then plastic ones which twist around whenever you fall. 3. the straps (on the occasions that you have to undo them) become very stiff and almost impossible to undo until you let the ice melt off them. 4. Overall they just dont seem worth the money i paid. I thought id treat myself to the most expensive bindings that were in the shop when i went to pick up my board and unfortuantely they are made with crappy plastic and are just rubbish overall.



by Anonymous on 11.28.2007
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Strengths: UPDATE to my last comment....the last sentence should be:......Yes the costs are on the pricier side, but if you think about how long they`ll last, it SHOULDN`T be an issue.
Weaknesses:



by FuzzWuzz on 11.27.2007
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Strengths: Style: freeride, occasional kicker etc. I was riding Burton P1 HD (2003) before and was very pleased with the performance and comfort. Was looking at new bindings and bougth myself the K2 Cinch CTX 07/08 which are really as comfortable and responsive as my old ones. Bonuses are that the toestrap can be adjusted on the fly (toolless) and once the straps are set you`ll never have to change them again. The best thing is really the fast exit and entry into the bindings. Thinking back to the normal strap bindings these are really a breeze without loosing the hold of normal strap bindings. Brilliant! Yes the costs are on the pricier side, but if you think about how long they`ll last, it be an issue.
Weaknesses: Perhaps a weekness for some, strength for others, the highback is somewhat flexible sideways, which I wasn`t used to with my Burtons, but that`s a matter of personal taste. I`m more comfortable with the K2`s. The Burtons, although good control through the stiffness of the highback, were rather unforgiving after a really long day of snowboarding. The K2 Cinch CTX is more of lounge chair in comparison.