Yes. Every binding works with every board.
this depends on what you are talking about but to ride you must have bindings and boots for those bindings. also hot wax is recommended on the bottom of your board for speed
A men's snowboard boot is generally too wide for a women's snowboard binding. The width is one of the main differences between the two. The hiback is also much smaller, and lower on a women's binding because of the way womens calves are built. Men should only ride mens bindings, and women should really ride womens bindings. For more details on the differences check out the link.
You can look for a cheaper ride snowboard in online shops
An all mountain snowboard is a snowboard that can ride in deep pow, in terrain parks, and just riding reguraly. A freestyle snowboard is a snowboard that you can only ride in terrain parks.
You can buy step in bindings for snowboard from your local sports shops/stores that sell outdoor sports equipment and gears. You can also buy snowboard bindings online from dealers and sellers such as Amazon and eBay and other independent websites that sell snowboarding gears. You can also rent these gears from the snowboarding spots you play at.
I'm not sure where you heard that K2 bindings have design flaws, but I wouldn't agree with that at all. Although I ride traditional strap bindings, K2 makes the Cinch which is their take on a Flow styled convenience binding. As for their regular traditional bindings, I would say that it depends on which model you're looking at. All brands make cheap $129 beginner bindings that are exactly that, for beginners.
Ashlyn Blakenship
No why should you its just a jacket, you could just wear one and it wouldn't matter but it would be cool to say you snowboard at the same time Of course you don't some people may think you are a bit of a try hard, i snowboard and i wear it when im snowboarding and when im not. But who cares wat others think, they are quite comfortable and warm on a cold day, and some of them have awesome designs
Nope. nope! is that a brand or a site or a player? Yeah! It is a snowboard brand with good quality.
There is no difference. its all in the way you ride it
If your snowboard is too big, it will be harder to control. A longer board will be quicker, but the added surface area and weight can make it harder for you to ride if you don't have the weight for it. There are situations when a longer board is preferred, such as powder riding where the added surface area will allow the rider to float better. A board on the smaller side is much better for park riding and jibbing because of the lower swing weight and the added control. Overall, it's important to make sure you size the board accordingly to your weight. Added is a link for a general snowboard sizing chart.