Heck yes, definitely one of the most comfy shoes out there!

Either one would be great. The Ultra is basically the high end Strata. Upgrades to the highback, baseplate/bushing and straps. Built for the exact same rider, just depends if you have the extra $$ for the nicer version

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The Force has a standard disc that will fit 4x4, 4x2 or Channel

@ thank you for confirming I actually mistakenly ordered them for riding park and am returning them for the strata’s instead

Sounds like the Atlas would be a little more solid binding for your riding!

Theres a lot of good options but I'd say Cartel or Genesis would probably be the most popular

Either one would be great, personally I'd go with the Falcor though, love that biding!

@@Sunandskifalcor is more smooth bindings???

@ Little bit 👍

The 154 would be perfect for you!

@ would the xl be overkill?

@@apass2803 Not at all, it would just be a little stiffer/wider just like buying a non-volume shifted board

No need to go any bigger than the 150 for the Free Thinker👍

It does not, the only difference between to 2 boards is the upgraded construction on he Carbon version

Nice, welcome back and enjoy the ride!!

The Process is definitely more on the park side for sure with plenty of all mountain capabilities but if you are looking for something to hunt out pow more than park the HTH would be perfect!

I would probably go with the Pure Pop in your situation.

The camber version is not a true camber design. It has the flat spots towards the tips so you still get a little bit of a catch free feel so it;s not bad for beginners. That being said for a beginner the flat version is definitely more stable and catch free.

For sure, these bindigs are super versatile.

Volume shift boards are a perfect option for rider with a little more weight. You can get into a length that fits you better height wise but also will hold a better edge compared to a similar size in a standard shaped board. Performance wise the Satori could be a good option, its like bumpunig up a notch from the Element.

I was also looking at Dancehaul or warpig. Is the Dancehaul in 147 too small for my weight ?

@@christianherrero8053 You might be ok on the 147 Dancehaul but I can say for sure the 148 Warpig would be a great fit!

These things ride fantastic on most boards to be honest!

I know the one with the space/moon graphic had some glow in the dark spots on it but I don't think this one has any glowing spots.

Riding style wise, this would be a great board. Size wise it would depend on how much you weigh and how tall you are.

100% the HTH sounds like the answer. Like Oldmanwinter8 said in the video the extra board in the nose is beyond the contact point so on flat snow it will feel much closer to a standard all mountain board than you would think. As for length I would definitely bump it up a bit from what you are riding. Even though a board might fit you weight wise, when you are taller you still have a higher center of gravity and therefore more leverage over the board so you'll want a little more under your feet.

@@Sunandskithank you so much!

Right now there are some Signal and Endeavor boards with the channel. (a few companies like K2 and Ride use channels on their spiltboards but thats not applicable to EST bindings)

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This would be the perfect board. Definitely a great option between beginner/Intermediate riding. The slight convex base will help aid not only in catch free feel but also transitions form heel-to-toe edges.

For sure, we sold out of the Atlas StepOn as soon as they hit the floors but there will definitely be some up coming vids.

I enjoy your videos. Thank you.

He gets that alot!

You should be good to go. The mini disc just requires that you have a 4x2 hole pattern or the channel.

For riding in the trees the volume shift of the Satori is money! Having a shorter board with the same amount of float and stability of a bigger board works so well.

@@Sunandski thank you for your reply! This is my first time getting a board and not second hand , would you say for a guy 5′ 7″ 136 lbs a 151 cm would be good? and lastly would you say there's a significant difference between this years and last year model? thanks again for your help!

@ I would go with the 148. With the 3-6cm volume shift on this board you can comfortably drop down further than the 151 for sure. No huge change from 23/24 to 24/25

Most boots nowadays are pretty true to size so you should be in the same size as your shoes. According tho the Nidecker size charts a UK10 will fit in XL Supermatics.

Nice, enjoy!!

The construction and all mtn/freeride focus on both of these boards is super similar. The main difference is the Gril Master has a directional flex and a little more taper (15mm) vs the HTH which pushes it slightly closer to the "freeride" side of things. Little bit more float and power when riding in one direction. Not that you can't ride switch on the Gril Master but the twin flex and the slightly less taper (12mm) of the HTH makes for a board that is slightly more versatile as an "all mountain" ride. You really can't go wrong either way, it's just personal preference.

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Thanks for the watch and comment! Yeah the weight thing isn't really an issue, people get it in their heads too much.

People definitely get hung up way too much on the weight issue! When you compare these to most other bindings on the market, the difference is literally ounces. Like take your phone wallet and GoPro out of your pocket ounces. It’s basically a non-issue when you’re actually riding.

@Sunandski was a really good video!

@@oldmanwintereight yep, it's not much difference between them. I've lost 12kg between last season and this season. People just don't want to acknowledge technology changes.

It could be but the Snowtrooper is definitely a little softer and easier riding and still has the added carbon to help when you want to ride a little faster & harder.

Up to you, the 160 would definitely fit you well. As for the overhang, even with a size 11.5 making sure you have the bindings centered is MOST important so your toes and heel are hanging off the same. That can make a HUGE difference on a standard width board.

@ if I go with the 160 and keep it regular width do I still need large bindings Cuze of my boot size ?

@@mishaperesetsky1869 If you are looking at Burton bindings then yes. The mediums only go up to 11 so Large would fit you 11.5 much better no matter what board you get.

@ sorry to ask so many questions, but I want to get a wide board but I like terrain and side hits with a little bit of park here and there should I go with the 157 rather than a 160?

@ I'd stick with the 160. The size recommendations are exactly the same from normal to wide widths

They are different bushings on the 2 models. The best way to think of it is the Ultra is like the suped up version of the Strata. The Ultra is still a medium flexing binding but it is lighter and has upgraded companents on EVERYTHING! When it comes to the baseplate the Ultra has a dual density material with the lighter, cushier molecular bushing under the baseplate and then a TPE material under that (against the board) for added support. It's like having a midsole and outsole on a shoe. Both are great bindings but you definitely get more out of the ultra for the extra $.

From the Burton line up the Ripcord or Instigator would be the best for beginners -> www.sunandski.com/search?query=ripcord+instigator

@@Sunandski Thnx!

You would probably be fine on the 158 but bumping up to the 161 would not hurt at all.

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Either one will fit no problem. Like Oldmanwinter8 said in the video the EST will only fit on channel boards but the ReFlex will fit on ANY board.

Definitley, the Falcors are honestly great on most boards. It's a very versatile binding!

Deference with atlas bindings for the super doa board?

Rode them from the softer Outerspace Living up to the Mega Death. I’d truly trust them on just about any board!

@@VZC23 Atlas has a slightly stiffer feel overall compared to the Falcor.

They are similar boards riding style wise but you get a twin flex and 12mm of taper with the HTH making it a super versatile board even though its rode more as a freeride board. The Deep Thinker has a shape thats a little more of a traditional freeride board in the tip with a directional flex mainly because there already is a closer to all mountain version in the Free Thinker. Can't go wrong either way though

Which size do you recommend for a 6.3 ft, 180lbs, 13 boot guy?

@@luisCASTILLO-z1c 163w for sure. Even though you are lighter weight for your height you still are going to have more leverage over the board being so tall so you are going to want to compensate for that.

Possibly 😜!

What he said ^ 😂

@@cobrabalkangamer the flat will be better for first timers and beginner riders. Little bit more stability overall. If you are more towards an intermediate rider, the camber version will give a little bit more performance

@@johnkanakis5350 maybe but I would suggest getting the STR’s in the proper size for your boots. Will probably be a much better fit.

@@parkermiller0607 not really, like oldmanwinter8 said it’s more for experienced riders getting into the powder and carving up groomers.

When it comes to StepOn, there are different models of the bindings but within each specific model theres no difference from color-to-color.

@@bsc40 haha, we’re stoked to be working with him!

@@K2-skis thanks!!!

@@enricodallerice2624 glad it helped!!