Straps/Bindings.

[Mr Frank]

It depends greatly on how you try to get up.  My clueless brother managed to make Poweriser 07 bindings come undone when he tried my bocks out, but that doesn't make them crappy.

[Green_carl]

Evo 1s do come undone alot when you either flip or fall or trying to get up (i found anyway) i much prefer Evo 2s they look nicer and arent as easy to acciedently loosen

[XarnuSonci]

its when they hit the floor (or anything else), cause they have a raised thing to loosen them, instead of evo2's which have a flat thing, they don't randomly get loose

[Green_carl]

i do go down alot tho XS and yeh it its because the raised bit but i still prefer the Evo 2s and they look nice and are much more practical

[Chocl8]

I have a random snowboard binding on mine, similar to Evo 1's with a raised bit, that doesn't undo everytime i get up... just my opinions anyway, i've got Evo 2's muahahaha

[flyinmonkey]

the bindings ive used for near on a year, and what i got becky (EPB) are from 'snow and rock' and are superb snow board bindings, all i had to do was take my stilts in n say, have you got spare components for these, hope about a few times and then they go into the back and pul out a box of spare components that they use to make up the boots. for 4 bindings, (2 ankles and 2 toe straps with ratchet and draw- all metal working components) for £15 is a complete bargain.

the birstol shop was very helpful and have ordered more in. i seriously recoment it over spendin 24 quid on ones that break (see lockys posts on x-boxks)

PM me or wot ever if u want any more info etc

[falafel]

I have bought a couple poweriser 7090 and would now like to adjust to my binding so that it does not feel like i'm jumping or runing on my heels.
Is it possible to tilta the binding so that it feels more like I'm standing on my toes more then my heels?

[darfgarf]

simple answer: no, all the force from the spring is concentrated just infront of the heel, it's possible to tilt the footplate forward and backwards using the bolts at the bottom of the support bars, but i think the consensus of where your weight should be for jumping is heels.

...some stilts have tilting footplates for runnning, if thats what you mean

[XarnuSonci]

I have bought a couple poweriser 7090 and would now like to adjust to my binding so that it does not feel like i'm jumping or runing on my heels.

That's how its supposed to feel.

[falafel]

it's possible to tilt the footplate forward and backwards using the bolts at the bottom of the support bars,

Yeah it was the footplate i meant.

I have bought a couple poweriser 7090 and would now like to adjust to my binding so that it does not feel like i'm jumping or runing on my heels.

That's how its supposed to feel.

OK, and it's starting to feel more and more natural now since i only bought them 4 days ago.

[darfgarf]

just keep at it, it's a tad strange to run on your heels, but think of it more of bounding, not running, if you think running you're likely to fall on your face from scraping feet etc