Description
Boiling down everything we’ve ever learned about bindings to the absolute nastiest ingredients, the C60™ means the difference between giving the mountain a limp-wristed slap and a punch to the face. No wonder it’s Nicolas Müller’s only choice for everything from mini shred sessions to stain-your-undies Alaskan lines. Don’t let the C60’s evil face fool ya’, it’s lean, but with our most premium straps and the forget-it’s-there fit of ergonomic hi-backs, it’s anything but mean.
Specs
| Spec: | |||
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| Baseplates | : | Single-Component Baseplate Construction, Carbon Fiber/Nylon Blended Composite, 50:50 Carbon Fiber/Nylon Blended Composite | |
| Hi-Backs | : | Canted Hi-Back Design, Carbon Frame Hi-Back, Living Hinge | |
| Cushioning | : | Gapless Baseplate Padding, B3 Gel Heel Cushioning, Under Baseplate Dampening[Now 50% Lighter] | |
| Straps | : | Ultra Strap Air, Ultra Capstrap | |
| Buckles | : | Smooth Glide™ Buckle Technology | |
| Available Sizes | : | S,M,L | |
| Color | : | Electric Blue, Black | |
Reviews
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by Anonymous on 03.07.2007
Strengths: Very responsive binding, edge to edge control is unreal. Very lighweight, and customizable in almost every way. The highback still allow you to feel comfortable in the park.
Weaknesses: Need a tool to do most alterations on binding. Bolts that hold on adjustable high-back come loose after riding hard/a couple days.
by Anonymous on 04.02.2006
Strengths: I bought these babies last year and all I can say is wow. They’re light as a feather and very responsive. Every aspect of this binding is almost perfect. You can’t get better than this. I also suggest the Cartel
Weaknesses: