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I would say they're more of all mountain bindings. You can take them in the park and they hold up, but I wouldn't say they're ideal for freestyle riding. Although they've gotten much lighter in the past few years, they are still heavier than a traditional strap in binding. If you are looking for a great and convenient freestyle specific binding I would go with some of the Ride Contrabands. They strap in with one strap so they're fast but they are designed for freestyle riding, with appropriately flexing straps and tons of cushioning underfoot.

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