Atsushi Ishikawa, a professional snowboarder, mainly works on slope parks and powders, backcountry powders and mobiles in harsh environments.Let's introduce it while referring to the proper use of Atsushi Ishikawa. What is the difference between normal and multi under the SP Bindings staff?There are many inquiries.
I basically use the normal type when skiing at ski resorts.The normal type is easier to install and I think it has high performance.The ski area is covered with snow, and the normal type with an Evo buckle on the inside of the foot is the best hold for skiing in the park.Also, even if something happens, you can be rescued by the patrol!It won't be buried in powder and tempered!Lol If you keep calm, you can remove the toe cup!Even when carving, there is no buckle on the toe cup, so it's difficult to drag and you can make an aggressive turn!I think the normal type is enough for ski resorts.
I definitely like the multi-entry type in the backcountry field.The slope on the mountain side makes it difficult to knock down the high back, and it is especially comfortable to put on and take off.Of course, you can also attach and detach the rear entry normally!The multi-entry type is easy to remove when you fall and get injured or when you are buried!Even if you don't fall, if you make a mistake on the course, you have to climb back up, and multi-entry is comfortable assuming everything.Also, I can personally make fine adjustments!I often shoot in the backcountry, so when I'm tightening the buckle, it's the moment when my concentration turns on.Therefore, concentrate and tighten the buckle slowly while raising the tension.This is my routine.Even at ski resorts, if you are not confident or worried about your skills, it is very good to choose multi-entry!It's best to enjoy it safely, so don't hesitate to choose multi-entry!I hope my impressions will be helpful to everyone!Let's enjoy snowboarding safely and enjoyably this season as well!
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