April 3, 2024
2009 Liquid Force Mens Ltd Watson Binding Size 9-10
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2009 Liquid Force Limited Edition Watson Pro Model Binding Size: 9-10 Ability: Intermediate-Pro (from jumping the wakes and 180's to Shaun Watson) Watson was a late bloomer to the Closed Toe phase, yet now he chooses to ride this version of his boot 90% of the time. The reason he feels safer and more in control when ollying to get on a hand rail or when boosting 20 feet off the double up. Air Ride Technology - Full length airbag cushions the biggest landings with ease and will not pack out or harden over time. Integrated Plate - Integrated chassis and plate removes unnecessary hardware and weight. Open Base Tec hnology - Baseless bindings allow for your foot to be closer to the board, while still offering more cushioning underneath your foot. Aloy Suport Beams - Specific hardened alloy support beams provide an ultralight and rigid base eliminating heel lift commonly associated with light weight boots. Liquid Fit Technology - No heat molding necessary. Exclusive blend of ultralight foam that forms to your foot after a few rides. Mold your boots to your riding stance rather than a relaxed position in a shop. Closed Toe Technology - Closed toe design for better control over your board. Pillow Top Liner - Extra soft padding where you need it most. Eliminates shin and calf discomfort from those marathon sessions. Dual-Zone EZ Glide Lacing
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