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CrazyCelt
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
Are they popular? Do you guys use them??
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NTT
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
Nope.. I smack my boot up against the side of my rear binding, gives me enough traction so that my foot doesn`t slip off.
Just a personal preference.. alot of people use them.
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erock
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
slips off the board when getting off the lift. If you don`t have that problem, I wouldn`t bother putting one on.
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Messi
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
Right on man,
I was just about to suggest the same thing. Radio Shack has them for $1.99 for eight of them. They stick on extremely well, and you can make your own designs with them. (circle, square, etc).
No way I`m going to pay $10 for something that I can spend $2 on!!
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Mountie
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
haven`t used them since I changed my board - just jam my foot up against the binding like the other guy here said. Also putting a stomp pad on would mess up the nice graphics and couldn`t have that could we
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bassvandijk
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Posted 3 Years, 7 Months ago Linkback
side by side next to my rear binding. Gives me good toe and heel grip. The pads aren`t worth a crap in my opinion, get something that offers good traction even when you get some snow on it or your boot.
Like many of the other posters here, I like to have as much control as possible when I have been stuck on a chair with newbies and plankers. I`ve wiped it on occaision when somebody on the right side of the chair decides to cut left in front of everybody offloading. Now I damn near have as much control as if I was strapped in and have avoided bailing a few times since putting this setup on my board. I just stuck it on last year, I didn`t know what I was missing.
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johnyGoRyden
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Posted 1 Year, 3 Months ago Linkback
There's this new stomp pad called the Strap Pad (strappad.com). It's really cool. it's a stomp pad with a built in VELCRO strap to reduce that awkward, heavy pulling sensation while you're on the chairlift. and it gives you a lot more control getting off the lift... like you're strapped in. pretty sweet.
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Posted 1 Year, 3 Months ago Linkback
Strappad looks like a very effective product. The website (strappad.com) is very convenient to use by looking at it.
Last Edit: 2009/03/01 15:45 By PerryRObray.
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Posted 1 Year, 3 Months ago Linkback
Hi there, i have always used stomp pads. i am using a demon tool stomp pad at the minute. it has a built in binding tool and spare binding screws and washers.

i like it because it has little plastic studs on it that push through any snow that builds up on your binding or your boot. i got a free dc stomp pad with my dc boots it was good as well. it was clear plastic that didnt mess up the graphics and also push up through the snow well.

the comment about the little pads is correct they are a waste of space the snow just builds up over them.

take care, adam.
better to die on your feet than live on your knees
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