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"Too small"
Pros: I think they comfortable for little kids,
Cons: Too small,
Cant say anything bad about this bindings but they too small for boots in size 3. Size chart saying that they will work with 4,5 boots but it`s not true, be careful.
Now i just throw it away and bought another one %)
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"Great pair of bindings"
Pros: great confidence builder, easy in easy out,
Cons: none,
Bought this for my kid, absolute confidence builder and gives him more time shredding and less time binding in. Definite buy for your kids
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"Perfect for kids"
Pros: easy to get in and out of, adjust once and forget about them,
Cons: depending on boot, heel can stick,
my 9yr old son loves these bindings. first binding he's owned that he can easily get in and out of himself. i like that once we've dialled in the fit it stays that way and he can just worry about getting himself in and out. only possible downside is that they can catch on the heel of some boots.
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"Best bindings I've had"
Pros: Snug like bug in rug,
Cons: Too snug now,
The 2008 model of these were my first bindings. I've only had rentals to compare to but by far these are the best bindings I've ever used. Now they are a bit tight and I've just got a new pair of Rome's, cant wait to test them out...
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"Little Bros"
Pros: easy to clip in, can be done while standing, Great Support
Cons:
Just set my little brother up with these and he couldn't be happier they look great so he thinks he's a hardcore shredder, but also makes it easy for him to clip in and out. They were easy as to attach and take his boots perfectly, they are very forgiving for a beginner and are very sturdy, i have no worries about the reliability they seem excellent.
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"Great kids bindings"
Pros: easy to get into,
Cons:
I bought these for my cousin a while back, and he absolutely loves them. I had flow bindings at the slope with him, so it was easy for the both of us to go in and out of the bindings! really comfortable he says, and a great buy!
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"Got these for my boy!"
Pros: easy in and out, solid design,
Cons: takes awhile to adjust,
Great bindings! Got these for my little boy who is taking up snowboarding and have had nothing but good words. The flow step in style is very convenient for the little ones as their hands may not have enough dexterity to put straps on with gloves, a coat and what not on, so he does enjoy just stepping in and popping them on. The only minor issue is that you have to take your time and adjust these bindings, they aren't screw in and go. Gotta adjust the bindings to the boots and once that's all up and ready, then your good to shred. If your thinking about grabbing these for you little one, do so, saves you time and aggravation in the long run.
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"Great for little Newbs!"
Pros: Easy to use,
Cons: Have to be strapped in standing up,
These worked great for my 5 year old nephew. The only down fall is that they have to be strapped in while standing up. This makes it a little difficult to do while you're (the parent) strapping your self in, while sitting down. I assume this will be no problem once he learns to pull them up himself.
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"Great for kids. better for parents"
Pros: These bindings make the kids riding experiece grea, Parents don't have to spend all day strapin in kid, makes kids feel independent
Cons: non,
There is no better binding out there for a child. This will allow the kids to be independent and also give the parents time to do there own thing. this will make everyones day stress free. NO MORE KID COMPLAINING!
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"My son has these bindings & loves them! "
Pros: Easy for my son to use himself!, He says he looks cool!, very safe & supportive for his growing feet!
Cons:
I have both my twin son & daughter using the flow youth bindings, boards, and boots. They are both 5 years old & I have been a snowboarding mother for many years. My kids love their set-ups. I ride Flow myself & would reccomend it to anyone teaching their kids how to snowboard! It's a great binding!
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