Charl dv said...
widest doesnt always = best and is often what causes knee / ankle pains.
it should be as wide as you can go while still being able to do a low squat (basically just to check your knee movement to see if it's being limited or pulled off it's line) and the angle of the pads should be so that when you do the said squat your knee travels in a straight line and doesn't feel like it wants to bend inwards or outwards
yep wot cdv said if your doin flicky twisty stuff bindings tight, theres nothing quite like your foot coming out and the board opening up the other shin