Really good board feel – just like a remember it being from previous models. And still really good maneuverability at slower speeds too. Almost felt to a point of being mildly twitchy on my board to start with, but I soon settled into that, and my board felt more alive than with most bindings. Made my board feel more “carvy” – as in could carve harder and hold a carve deeper versus my test bindings (Burton Malavita). Just like I remembered it from previous models. Stiffer than medium, but with a little forgiveness. Trying to bend it back, there is zero movement. More twist in highback than I remember from the previous model, but not massive amount of twist.

Height from footbed to top of highback: 27cm (10.63″) Flex I suspect they would go as short as 24cm or possibly even shorter and probably as long as 25.5cm. And since the heel ramp and the toe ramp both adjust it can go a good bit longer than that. 11☌ (12.2☏) and -14☌ (6.8☏) with wind, but it felt even colder than that.Ĭloudy but still at least 90% visibility.īoard tested with: Rossignol One LF, 2018īoots tested with: Salomon Lo-Fi, size US10īaseplate Length: 24.5cm (9.65″) – the toe ramp was slightly extended, so it goes a little shorter than that. Part of that being here hour earlier because daylight saving. Nothing fresh, but still some old snow and nothing too crunchy or icy or anything.Ĭolder than the day before. Not super hard but quite firm for the most part. Demo InfoĬonditions: Well groomed and hard packed on groomer. let’s take a more detailed look at what the XFs are capable of.

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