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NickT said...
just bought a pair of LF comps as my syncs kept breaking. Shop was great and kept replacing
under warranty but how long would this last. Syncs are so comfortable pity i keep breaking them.
lets see how the comps perform...
Good to see it wasn't just me! They're just a great comfy strap (yes, strap! :P), it's just a shame they're not tough enough to stand the wear and tear of most riders.
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waxman said...
Boots realy are good but they have to be pared up with the right board, and there are a lot of isues that can arise from using them and wouldnt recomend them for people that arent confident enougth as they will punish you badly if it all goes wrong I have learnt some lesons in mine. I love boots but allways switch between the boots and straps depending on conditions and riding style.
The LF comp straps seem to be the best and have been around for a fair while now.
The nobile pro pads are not the best, comfortable enougth and the strap does stop stretching but the way it tries to cut your toes of in a bad crash doesnt feel that good, as your heel lifts the straps clamp down that hard on your toes that it feels like it is going to rip them off.
Words of wisdom Waxman.
Yep, whilst i do ride boots whilst wakeboarding i'm not so keen to with a kite given the frequency and severity of my stacks. The LF Comp Lace's didn't seem quite as comfy for me as the Sync's, but given i've been riding a messed up hybrid setup using the Sync pads and some 2006 Naish straps, almost anything is more comfortable than that.
Two other sets of straps that i've seen that i should've put on the shortlist before going for the LF Comp Laces are the Mystic straps (apparently MUCH cheaper than the LF's), and the Flexifoil lace-tops.
Ah well, i've got another week and weekend with my Cab/Naish weird setup before the LF Comp Lace's arrive... but at least im back on the water and having fun.