The Flow NX2 CX Snowboard Binding Review 

They are the most comfortable and responsive binding I've found so far.

Wouldn't hold your breath for a boot review.

2 pairs of Flows in 23 years?

@@AngrySnowboarder indeed, mk11 and nx2...they are solid!!

still on original hardware

What do you do ride 5 days a year?

@@AngrySnowboarder u r mama ...hehe

NX2 is less carbon so it's softer.

Yes.

face the slope and wedge the board in the snow, then you can just kick in, lock and go.

It's more like the O-Drive and less like the Romes just due to how it's built. If you were looking at a Rome binding that is comparable it would be the Targa. It's a highly responsive binding.

@@AngrySnowboarder interesting, so Rome targa is more responsive than Katana

That it's a soft binding.

Might be.

@@AngrySnowboarder So zen. Thank you.

Maybe a bit of adjustment and some "Flow" technique will help. Medium is probably on the small size for your boot. To get extra space, move the toe straps forward. Undo the toe strap screws and you'll find they have a slot. Once you have your straps adjusted and centred with your boots in and high back locked, the technique I use to get out is: Unlock highback Lift heel and use the active strap to pull the highback down for me Pull boot out Getting in is opposite and takes some practice, but having the heel lifted from the foot bed on the way in helps. Then stomp heel down and lift highback. Flow = pita to setup. Sweet when working well. Good luck!

Just the way it is. I'm a boot size 9.5 and size Large in the Nx2 and yes there is a bit if lateral movement in the toe box. I just set my angles 3 degrees less than where I want them to end up bc my toes will fan out laterally about 3 degrees due to the extra room. But generally speaking you don't want to he tightening and loosening the rachets everytime you get in and out.

You use your hand like a man and push it away as need be.

Shouldn't be an issue.

I know this might be a bit late, but I’ve just bought a pair of nx2 gt’s and they are definitely compatible with ICS/EST as its an option on the binding discs and written on the printed setup guide provided with the binding.

Is there any reason you're looking at these?

@@AngrySnowboarder I'm just looking at Flows in general

Medium.

@@AngrySnowboarder Just FYI. And perhaps other buyers. Went to the store to compare the NX2 M and L. But for my type of boot the M would have destroyed my boots. So choose the L.

you really have to fit the boots to find out. My size 44 K2's are bulky-wide and rub against the interior bolts in a L, but XL's, which I ended up buying, are technically a bit big.

That it's a Burton Snowboard and this is a Flow review.

Hey guys just wondered what your thoughts are on the meaning of life?

@@tonyharrison447 Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of the women!

They're stiffer.

CX is their carbon version so it's stiffer.

@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks for the prompt reply Angry you are the angriest!