Flow Fenix Fusion Men's Rear-Entry Snowboard Bindings

I absolutely love my flow bindings. I’ve been riding flow bindings for a few years but this new technology seems to really be legit!! takes a little bit for the bindings to break in but once you get them set right it’s “easy in easy out “ definitely recommend these bindings especially for anyone who hates sitting down in the snow to strap in

I only use Flow bindings. Being a old and fat, it gets difficult to bend over or sit to strap up my bindings. Step in, yank a few clicks on the ratchets and I'm hitting the slopes.

These are technically the first bindings I've ever bought but they are a million times better than anything I've ever rented.The quick release mechanism works great, they're not too stiff/soft in my opinion, and they look very cool.The only marginal inconvenience is that you can't adjust the foot angle without a screwdriver (which is a feature I've seen on rental boards before) but honestly that doesn't matter much at all.

My size 13 boots don't fit well in these bindings. The back support catches on the heel of my boots and doesn't lock in easily. Most of the time I still have to sit down to strap in. This defeats the purpose of me buying these bindings. I'm probably going to try another type of step in binding for my main snowboard, I'll keep these on a secondary board for my friends who visit with smaller boots.

This saves so much time on the mountain. Just step right into it and snap the back in place. My kids brag about how they're always waiting for their friends to buckle up when they get off the lift. One downside is it did scratch up my son's brand new boots by the toes.

Absolutely won’t work with size 14 boots.I wouldn’t even try with 13.The system is neat and the bindings a very light and seem well built, but there is no adjustments (no heel cup adjustments, no footbed adjustments, no strap angle adjustments) because of the lack of adjustments you can’t center a large boot correctly on the board. Also with large boots if you try to center the strap over the boot you have to have the straps on nearly the last click to have enough room to use the rear entry.

Love the idea of rear entry bindings but these were super disappointing.They have a bad latching design that gets loose while snowboarding allowing the binding to get extra tight.Once it gets too tight you can’t easily slide your boot in and makes it more complicated than normal bindings to get into.I returned these and got another brand of rear entry that were half the price and much better.

Fortunately I decided to put these on and my boots on and try these in the living room before my trip. They tighten nice and easy but I do not feel like I would have even half the control my old burton bindings give. The control loss I was willing to forgive, but as an old snowboarder who took up the sport in 1990 after skiing for a while I am to old now in my 50s for things that NEED control. But I have hundreds of hour boarding and was once upon a time a snowboard instructor for a prestigious resort in the Utah area, so I know how to gage control. But just to be sure I stepped into one of my other boards and could definitely tell that I don't have the same control.But the real problem is I got these because I am old and not as flexible anymore, strapping in has become a chore I wanted to avoid to keep boarding with the kids and their kids. I had to completely unstrap to get my boot back in, these did nothing to help. Sliding in the back did not work. So I returned them.