HARDGOODS 25/26

[casjcade]

Doesn't seem too bad, if it doesn't break. People still ratchet some on supermatics and flows. This is just a few more clicks.

[eleveneightnate]

What's the point if you still need to strap in?

I guess some people really hate that initial feeding of the ladder through the ratchet? And are willing to add more breakable parts in order to free themselves of that heavy burden?

[J0_Zehp]

I can imagine that can be the future of the 2 straps bindings
It won’t be expensive, not heavy,super easy to use, open to any boots..
I’m good atm with my casuals 2 straps ,but I’m open to innovations
Wait & see

[Jabilitation]

Wasn’t there a company making extra long ankle ladders? I remember Lucas magoon rocking them not too long ago. Fase is adding the open high back on top of that.

New ideas and concepts are how things evolve and advance, but I feel conflicted as a grumpy old man that loves my conventional strap bindings. I wanna yell get off my lawn…..

[coleslawed]

looks like they nabbed the SnowWhite strap tech

[unsuspected]

Creative innovation director.

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[eleveneightnate]

Would love if they focused on smaller footprints. If Adidas did it, Union should be able to and it would separate them from the other 15 brands currently making boots.

[tracer]

"Creative Innovation Director" … wow and I thought the tech sector was ridiculous…

[eleveneightnate]

Seems redundant. Is there uncreative innovation? Non-innovative creativity?

[tracer]

Destructive Repetition Director
(I mean you seen the man destroy an AK spine once, you seen 'im a hundred times…"