K2 Cinch
The K2 Cinch binding undoubtedly “borrows” its design from Flow. The Cinch has a highback that flips down, allowing you to strap in without undoing the straps each time. The Cinch does use traditional straps instead of Flow’s sock design.
The K2 Cinch is a freestyle or all-mountain binding that provides a little flex. Many people prefer the Cinch to a Flow style binding because of the traditional straps instead of the Flow sock system. Several riders have also suggested that the Cinch is compatible with more boot types than Flow bindings. Either way, the K2 Cinch is almost always highly recommended.
The Cinch is available in a full range of sizes and in black and white (pictured). The Cinch is also available in a CTX model which comes in white/carbon.
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Comment by sasha
These bindings broke before even hitting the slopes then after a long troublesome repair process with K2, they only got me though one season, they broke again right at the end of the year, don’t wast your money. They are weak and heavy!