This setup has been used about half a dozen times. They're in great condition. I don't hit the park or anything. Just a cruiser.
I have an old shoulder/neck/back injury from the Army that gets aggravated by the head position of riding so I'm skiing now.
We like to drop in on steep lines and step up to huge cliffs with the Slash Straight Snowboard. This board rips technical lines and powder-filled chutes with help from its directional shape and flex, Backseat CamRock profile that surfs through deep stuff without submerging, and a slightly stiffer tail for the stability to slash turns and stomp landings with authority. The Straight's three-way wood blend core reduces weight while increasing pop and response, and is reinforced with carbon Landing Strips running from the tips to inserts for confidence when hauling at high speeds.
https://www.backcountry.com/slash-straight-snowboard-2023
You don't want to think too hard about bindings, you just need something that works great whenever you head to the mountain, no matter what the conditions are. The Ride C-6 Snowboard Bindings have what you're looking for. They hit the sweet spot in flex and style for jack-of-all-trades capability whether you're laying trenches in pow or on the groomers. With a bomber C-Series Performance Chassis and buttery smooth Slimeback⢠urethane infused highback, the C-6 is the all mountain slayer you've been waiting for.
https://www.evo.com/snowboard-bindings/ride-c-6