Would these boots/bindings/board all go together?

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http://www.peterglenn.com/pglenn/product.asp?dept_id=761&pf_id=U80482_FORUM&ad_id=nextagOrder&key_id=U80482_FORUM&utm_source=nextagDotCom&utm_medium=PPC&utm_term=Forum+Star+Snowboard+(Women

http://www.the-house.com/dc2scw06bs9zz-dc-snowboard-boots.html

http://www.modernskate.com/modernskate/product.asp?dept_id=90429&pf_id=PAAAIANHNLOMGEFB&ad_id=froogle&key_id=BurtonWomensEscapadeBindings2008

Answer 1

I would say that a softer all-around board like that would work well everywhere - groomers, park, etc. Other good brands that I suggest - K2 and Ride:

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/Ride-Rapt...

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/K2-Luna-W...

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/K2-Skyla-...

The boots are probably very nice - DC, 32 and Vans are known as some of the best out there but I would suggest buying the boots locally - you really need to try them on to see if they feel good on YOUR feet. Even getting the right size on-line can be impossible because different makes and models size differently.

Why such high end bindings? I would recommend the Ride EX or even the Ride RX - you can buy next year's gear for what you are going to save.

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/Ride-LXh-...

Good Luck

Answer 2

Absolutely!  

With very few exceptions, all equipment is interchangeable.  The boots, deck and bindings are all quality brands. Provided you like the graphics and colors, why not get them?   Don't forget a stomp pad and a leash.  Burton bindings usually come with a leash and a key ring for your boots.  the keyring gives something for the leash to connect to without wearing out the laces, or wire on those boots.

Pray for snow!

Answer 3

Yes. Very nice