I like the robust fixation of classic bindings combined with the convenience of two step-in options. The fold-down back option works well on a prepared flat surface, while the classic option is perfect for powder or steep slopes

I've owned the Flow Alphas since high school and really wanted a newer set since I've grown a bit since.

Let me just say when these bindings are working they are great. Very Stiff, very responsive and they look great. BUT after about my third day out, my front highback basically snapped in half. Brand new. I have since ordered a set of the GT highbacks but seems like they are limited in stock so everyone might not have the same fix as me. (new replacement highbacks are aluminum). This is also the second time I have lost the food pad inside the binding, A big reason i love the Flow design is because its super easy to strap in on the lift, but I don't want to chase my footpad down the mountain when I do so. frustrated with some design quality but the bindings themselves are awesome, Would give 5 stars but I have my gripes. hopefully this reaches the right people :).

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I kind of expected even more rigidity, but they're alright.

After 14 days of riding, split evenly between on-piste and off-piste, I�ve found these Nidecker bindings to perform well overall. However, I had an issue with the back of the bindings sitting too low, pressing down on my heel and causing significant discomfort.

I wear a size 48 (EU) shoe, and at the end of the 14 days, I noticed that the screws were loose. When I went to tighten them, I discovered that the heel bracket is actually adjustable�something that isn�t immediately visible and isn�t mentioned in the manual.

To improve the user experience, I�d recommend updating the manual to clearly state that the bindings are adjustable both at the front and the back.

In general i would advise these bindings.

Best binding on the market