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I don’t thinks there’s a chance i would fit in sz 9 boots, but maybe. The problem is i will most likely be using my. I wear burton amb 10us boots and purchased union force m size. Yesterday found out that new union carbon bindings arent made for small feet like mine (size 7) they start from 8. However i.

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(straps still need more work though) The problem is i will most likely be using my. I'm replacing them for my adidas sambas in size 10. My old 32 boots were a 10 and were too small for me. I have union strata bindings in medium size and a 153 wide capita doa.

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Looking at the union men's chart, it also shows us women's sizes at s/m and m/l. However i did measure my mondo size. This is the reason i’ve always gone with the large ones but now i’m thinking if i could get the mediums and they’d still work with the 10.5 boots. The width of these boots are right up.

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I have union strata bindings in medium size and a 153 wide capita doa. I'm replacing them for my adidas sambas in size 10. I've bought my first bindings last season and not sure i did the right thing with the sizing. The problem is i will most likely be using my. There is a tiny bit of space on.

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I have union strata bindings in medium size and a 153 wide capita doa. There is a tiny bit of space on either side of the footbed on the binding but it doesnt affect my ride in any way. She wears a size 7 boot. I just a bought a pair of the tactical lexicon adv boots in mens us.

Union Bindings Size Chart - He said you can always cinch in more but you can't ever loosen past the available length sent from my iphone using tapatalk I already purchased union strata bindings in size medium based off their chart and my corresponding mondo point. I'm replacing them for my adidas sambas in size 10. However i did measure my mondo size. (straps still need more work though) I’m a 26.7 (~9 us).

Looking to get my girl a pair of union trilogy bindings. The problem is i will most likely be using my. I've bought my first bindings last season and not sure i did the right thing with the sizing. Union’s size chart says large bindings are from size 10.5 up and medium ones are up to size 10 boots. Yesterday found out that new union carbon bindings arent made for small feet like mine (size 7) they start from 8.

There Is A Tiny Bit Of Space On Either Side Of The Footbed On The Binding But It Doesnt Affect My Ride In Any Way.

But i figured i need smaller boots (size 11 or 11.5), will union bindings be to big for new boots or it is ok in large? She wears a size 7 boot. I’m a 26.7 (~9 us). Cant say how the m/l fits, but i can say the l/xl fits really good.

Union’s Size Chart Says Large Bindings Are From Size 10.5 Up And Medium Ones Are Up To Size 10 Boots.

I just a bought a pair of the tactical lexicon adv boots in mens us size 10. Looking at the union men's chart, it also shows us women's sizes at s/m and m/l. They come in sizes s/m and m/l yet the union womens size chart only shows sizes s and m. I don’t thinks there’s a chance i would fit in sz 9 boots, but maybe.

My Old 32 Boots Were A 10 And Were Too Small For Me.

He said you can always cinch in more but you can't ever loosen past the available length sent from my iphone using tapatalk I have union strata bindings in medium size and a 153 wide capita doa. I'm coming from burton setup where i had joystick wide board with large custom bindings and size 12 ambush boots. Size 10.5 here in a burton shrinkage tech, with l/xl union datas.

The Problem Is I Will Most Likely Be Using My.

I wear burton amb 10us boots and purchased union force m size. I'm replacing them for my adidas sambas in size 10. I just bought capita doa wide board and union strata bindings. This is the reason i’ve always gone with the large ones but now i’m thinking if i could get the mediums and they’d still work with the 10.5 boots.