This proven freestyle favorite has a new Convertible TL Toe Strap for unsurpassed mobility!
Still one of the standard for binding flex and mobility, Ride's Delta MVMNT remains a prime pick for the most progressive freestyle riders. While other snowboard bindings load up on flash and features, the Delta MVMNT takes a minimalist approach with a lean and clean profile that is surprisingly flexible. The concept behind the design is to remove everything that you don't need. That said, the Delta MVMNT doesn't leave you wanting for more. It features Ride's Movement (MVMNT) Chassis System, a durable design made from lightweight aluminum for outstanding response that adds mobility in all directions. The chassis sidewalls ride a bit higher than most snowboard binding designs, creating better leverage and adding more flex along the baseplate. Ride cored the chassis to the deck for freestyle-oriented versatility. The Delta MVMNT also features Ride's FlexLite Highback, a lighter design than the PowerFlex and Comfortback Highbacks found on other Ride bindings. The FlexLite uses an ergonomic shape that provides excellent support where you need it and minimizes material where you don't, so the weight savings is significant. The FlexLite Highback also has a Tri-Pillar design that offers side-to-side flex for enhanced mobility that's essential in hardcore freestyle applications. This season Ride kept their Mobility System straps and Mobility Ankle Pad, but ditched the classic convertible toe for a lighter Convertible TL Toe Strap that gives you a bit more range of motion without adding extra grams. We still like the UltraLite Quick-Draw Ratchets for easy closure and customizable adjustments, and the new green graphics are pretty spiffy too. If you like a little more freestyle flash with Ride's new PowerUL Ratchet closures, check out the Beta MVMNT snowboard binding.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Ride Snowboards Delta Movement Snowboard Binding for Men is available through Altrec.com.
Anon. Shopper
- January 2, 2009
works!
i have the 07 or 08s (whichever cost about $100 these days) and aside from me not being able to get a large (prventing me from putting in over my toe), these bindings are great. light, strong, and good looking. responsive. Everything you could want from a binding without skimping
Anon. Shopper
- November 5, 2007
i have the 07s
basically an awesome binding...i have the 07 bindings which are sick, strong, light none of the creaky squeaks you get from burton bindings...a solid binding which is unlikely if every to let you down. go for it, the 07s are almost identical apart from the graphics...great buy!
jon
- September 30, 2007
o yea!
hey, i love the convertible strap idea, im really considering buy this product so i hope its worth its money, and worth it for meto ride....
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