cabrinha sync bindings

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yellowvtr1
yellowvtr1
NSW
45 posts
NSW, 45 posts
22 Dec 2011 3:17pm
hi all
just after some feed back on the 2011 cabrinha sync bindings,i am looking at purchasing some and i am interested on any feed back they some of you may have

i have a cabrinha custom board tt
and have standard foot straps on it and tend to loss a foot from time to time
im hoping that the sync or something similar might help as cant seem toget them adjusted right

thanks in advance
and lets hope for some wind over the next couple of weeks
yellowvtr1
Gorgo
Gorgo
VIC
5124 posts
VIC, 5124 posts
22 Dec 2011 3:43pm
For grip on your feet the sync is fantastic. It really locks your foot in.

I like to twist my front foot for more comfort and a better stance. I could not get enough angle when I had a Cabrinha Custom. The Custom has a wide stance, even at the narrowest setting, so that made the stance and comfort problem worse.

I could ride ok but it felt like I was trying to twist my foot inside the binding rather than the binding flexing to fit my foot.
jev7337
jev7337
QLD
460 posts
QLD, 460 posts
22 Dec 2011 2:52pm
I 've put the synch bindings on a Shinn a few years back, just after they came out. Was not impressed and took them off after a few sessions.
Now I'm riding '11 Custom with sync bindings and I'm loving it. You can tighten the laces enough to lock your foot in. It's initially a bit harder to get back into the binding after a crash but after a session or two you won't notice it and adjust your foot when you get on the board. I think they work well on a Custom.
thorn
thorn
WA
172 posts
WA, 172 posts
22 Dec 2011 1:01pm
I love my syncs on my Xenon board. I like my feet to be in pretty tight and the laces allow me to tighten every part of my feet. It will take a bit of adjustment over a few sessions to dial them in. Worth the effort.
theDoctor
theDoctor
NSW
5786 posts
NSW, 5786 posts
22 Dec 2011 4:37pm


you should probably just try a gojoe


gojoe
hahahahaha
TurtleHunter
TurtleHunter
WA
1675 posts
WA, 1675 posts
22 Dec 2011 2:32pm
come on stamp and co I know you love them give us a reveiw
harry potter
harry potter
VIC
2777 posts
VIC, 2777 posts
22 Dec 2011 6:05pm
love them have had to replace a few of the plastic parts that the screws go through over the last few years due to breakage but they are awesome.
NSW, 4382 posts
22 Dec 2011 9:29pm
The 2012 version is very cushy and definitely the most comfy and adjustable strap/pad combo I've used.
stamp
stamp
QLD
2800 posts
QLD, 2800 posts
22 Dec 2011 9:10pm
TurtleHunter said...

come on stamp and co I know you love them give us a reveiw


might as well just screw a pair of crocs to your board...

have a good christmas mate, wish i was camping at that spot again over summer
koma
koma
VIC
760 posts
VIC, 760 posts
23 Dec 2011 12:59pm
harry potter said...

love them have had to replace a few of the plastic parts that the screws go through over the last few years due to breakage but they are awesome.

I had the '09 Syncs and went through quite a few of the plastic side pieces before the sides of the strap tore through, so i gave up on them. When they were brand new they felt fantastic; one of the most locked in setups i've ever ridden, but their long term durability just wasn't there. I'm sure Kitepower will be able to comment if they've changed or improved the design since the original.
If they were made to last longer than a single summer season then they'd be sensational.

Now riding '09 LF Comp Laces and have been fairly happy with them but the pads are starting to compress a bit thin so i'm back on the market for a new setup. The new version of the LF Comps looks pretty damn good and i've heard good things of the Nobile IFS setup but haven't had a chance to try them yet.
NSW, 4382 posts
23 Dec 2011 3:19pm
koma said...

harry potter said...

love them have had to replace a few of the plastic parts that the screws go through over the last few years due to breakage but they are awesome.

I had the '09 Syncs and went through quite a few of the plastic side pieces before the sides of the strap tore through, so i gave up on them. When they were brand new they felt fantastic; one of the most locked in setups i've ever ridden, but their long term durability just wasn't there. I'm sure Kitepower will be able to comment if they've changed or improved the design since the original.
If they were made to last longer than a single summer season then they'd be sensational.

Now riding '09 LF Comp Laces and have been fairly happy with them but the pads are starting to compress a bit thin so i'm back on the market for a new setup. The new version of the LF Comps looks pretty damn good and i've heard good things of the Nobile IFS setup but haven't had a chance to try them yet.


Cabrinha have constantly upgraded and improved on the original design, the strap side blocks are no longer an issue. The originals (still warranted by Cabrinha!) were shipped with a dodgy plastic in the side block from one of Cabs suppliers. Cab shipped replacement heavily reinforced side blocks to all dealers and we still have plenty.
The lace system has been changed a few times, and now it is just loops of webbing that are well sewn into the strap body, the inner surface of the strap has been refined and modified to be one of the most comfy straps I've ever used.

I find the Nobile IFS pad to be the most comfy, also don't mind the Underground/Cardboard type of pad.

Merry Christmess
harry potter
harry potter
VIC
2777 posts
VIC, 2777 posts
23 Dec 2011 11:21pm
Kitepower Australia said...

koma said...

harry potter said...

love them have had to replace a few of the plastic parts that the screws go through over the last few years due to breakage but they are awesome.

I had the '09 Syncs and went through quite a few of the plastic side pieces before the sides of the strap tore through, so i gave up on them. When they were brand new they felt fantastic; one of the most locked in setups i've ever ridden, but their long term durability just wasn't there. I'm sure Kitepower will be able to comment if they've changed or improved the design since the original.
If they were made to last longer than a single summer season then they'd be sensational.

Now riding '09 LF Comp Laces and have been fairly happy with them but the pads are starting to compress a bit thin so i'm back on the market for a new setup. The new version of the LF Comps looks pretty damn good and i've heard good things of the Nobile IFS setup but haven't had a chance to try them yet.


Cabrinha have constantly upgraded and improved on the original design, the strap side blocks are no longer an issue. The originals (still warranted by Cabrinha!) were shipped with a dodgy plastic in the side block from one of Cabs suppliers. Cab shipped replacement heavily reinforced side blocks to all dealers and we still have plenty.
The lace system has been changed a few times, and now it is just loops of webbing that are well sewn into the strap body, the inner surface of the strap has been refined and modified to be one of the most comfy straps I've ever used.

I find the Nobile IFS pad to be the most comfy, also don't mind the Underground/Cardboard type of pad.

Merry Christmess


I am certainly still happy with mine.
Other than the plastic issue ( seems to be sorted )the durability IMO is excellent mine are also 09 models but i use LF Luxury footpads ( i think also 09) instead of the Cabs... athough i did put slighty larger washers on when replacing the plastic sides which may have helped in the strap longevity stakes
lI have opted to stay with the 09 straps as opposed to upgrading as they have now moulded nicely and the straps are wider (almost cover my foot entirely) than the newer ones.

i wouldnt mind grabbing a couple of spare plastic bits to take on trips away just in case though
Kitepower - ill give your shop a call next week and order a few
Capt.Gumby
Capt.Gumby
QLD
354 posts
QLD, 354 posts
23 Dec 2011 11:43pm
Still warrant the 09? I couldn't get warranty back then let alone now!!! I purchased the 09 and took mine back to the local dealer after they failed after 2 months of use with numerous problems. He constantly blamed the Aust distributor for Cabrinha for not following through. I ended up just giving up and had to buy new straps and pads.

I had heard a rumor that kite stores had the option of purchasing Cabrinha products cheaper if they took care of warranty issues themselves rather than the distributor. Surely there is no truth to that, but it would explain alot.


Now that I have have had my rant, another product to consider are the Crazy Fly's, the pads and straps really lock the feet in and are very comfortable.

Kitepower Australia said...

koma said...

harry potter said...

love them have had to replace a few of the plastic parts that the screws go through over the last few years due to breakage but they are awesome.

I had the '09 Syncs and went through quite a few of the plastic side pieces before the sides of the strap tore through, so i gave up on them. When they were brand new they felt fantastic; one of the most locked in setups i've ever ridden, but their long term durability just wasn't there. I'm sure Kitepower will be able to comment if they've changed or improved the design since the original.
If they were made to last longer than a single summer season then they'd be sensational.

Now riding '09 LF Comp Laces and have been fairly happy with them but the pads are starting to compress a bit thin so i'm back on the market for a new setup. The new version of the LF Comps looks pretty damn good and i've heard good things of the Nobile IFS setup but haven't had a chance to try them yet.


Cabrinha have constantly upgraded and improved on the original design, the strap side blocks are no longer an issue. The originals (still warranted by Cabrinha!) were shipped with a dodgy plastic in the side block from one of Cabs suppliers. Cab shipped replacement heavily reinforced side blocks to all dealers and we still have plenty.
The lace system has been changed a few times, and now it is just loops of webbing that are well sewn into the strap body, the inner surface of the strap has been refined and modified to be one of the most comfy straps I've ever used.

I find the Nobile IFS pad to be the most comfy, also don't mind the Underground/Cardboard type of pad.

Merry Christmess


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