Report of KILLER LOOP test drive event held at Karuizawa Prince
Photo & Reported by SBN
3/9 KILLER LOOP test drive
● BINDING
The highlight of this time is the quick release strap.
● STEP BY STEP buckle
Tightening and quick release can be done with light work, and an even hold feeling is maintained.
● Quick release strap
Simply pull up on the quick release strap that connects the two buckles for instant release.
● Strap pad
The new shape of the instep strap pad that bends in three dimensions holds the boot securely and prevents the strap from getting stuck in the instep when leaning forward.In addition, since both sides can be removed, it can be reliably centered according to the last.
● Wave screw system
KILLER LOOP's original screw screw system prevents the screws from loosening due to vibration.
● Fork strap
The toe fork strap can be adjusted back and forth and left and right to ensure a secure fit to the last.
● BOARD
M28 MULTI MOUNTAIN BOARD
Freeride board with innovative DDC Wood Stringer, directional shape with narrow waist for easy carving, and gentle, slightly wider nose kicks for easier powder floating.
FS FREE STYLE
A two-layer DDC with a hard outside core and a soft inside, a freestyle board for beginners to intermediates with supple wood-like flex and excellent power transmission.
M28 MULTI MOUNTAIN BOARD
Easy-to-use freestyle model designed with the leg strength and physique of the ladies' border in mind
● BOOTS
STRIDER
The STRIDER series, which realizes high waterproofness and reliable power transmission, is combined with the inner boots for snowboards newly developed by Nordica, the No. 1 brand of ski boots, based on ergonomics.You can feel the carving response close to that of hard boots while retaining the comfort and freedom of soft boots.
I was allowed to wear STRIDER this time.It looks extremely hard, but if you wear it, it won't happen.Certainly, the fit that wraps the whole thing cannot be obtained with other boots.The fact that water does not soak even on snow for a long time is a nice word for people who work or work on snow.
13th.Mar.1997
