Anyone have size 14 feet?

Wakeboarder3780 · Posted: Jun 11, 2009 9:21 am Post subject: Anyone have size 14 feet?

I have a friend who i think would love wakeboarding and i want to get him out on the boat. He apparently has size 14 feet which I was unaware even existed. Does anyone have that big of feet and if so, what has worked for you binding wise?

PKwakeboard · Outlaw Joined: 20 Mar 2009 Posts: 167 City: Dallas

Open toe xxl hyperlite bindings have worked for my buddy in the past. He is looking into something closed toe now. Not sure what he will find.

ky1e · Wakeboarder.com Freak Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Posts: 2693

you pervert

2Tuff · Newbie Joined: 07 Jan 2009 Posts: 24 City: Pecatonica

I wear size 14. I started riding in 03 or 04 Parks bindings (red ones with Option 2 Strap) that were X-Large. They were a little too small, and got uncomfortable fast. My next pair was a XX-Large pair of open toe Highbacks, and I currently have XX-Large closed-toe 3DS. He should be good in the XXL Hyperlites, open or closed.

flixmaster · Site Owner Joined: 30 Oct 2003 Posts: 7488

Check out the Torq XXL, Vapor XXL, or the LF Domain 12-15.

McKrakken · Newbie Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 16 City: Rogers

I wear a size 16 shoe (size 15 on the foot sizer thing).

I have tried on several boots and found that CWB was by far the easiest for me to get into.

Ended buying a pair of 09 CWB torq bindings. Getting in is easy even at my size! My toes stick over the edge just a little bit but they are comfortable.

A guy I contacted from Craigs list was selling a CWB faction board/binding combo and sent me pics of his size 14 feet in the XL bindings. he indicated that they fit him just fine.

In talking to a dealer and looking myself, I found that the CWB Faction bindings for 08 have the exact same footbed length in the XL and XXL. The difference is that the XXL have a larger boot top (the arch is bigger when looking at the toe). If your friend has a tall arch, he'll want XXL.

I tried on both the CWB 08 Domain and 09 Torq. I found the Torq to be more supportive and comfortable.

I also tried on the Liquid Force Domain boots in XL. They fit ok, about as well as the Torq, but I found that the CWB bindings did a MUCH better job holding my heel down.

The Domain bindings were selling for much cheaper however (130 at the House outlet). I ended up paying $179 for the 09 Torq at the House.

kyle f · Addict Joined: 14 Aug 2008 Posts: 835 City: Norris Lake

I Wear a size 13 and use an XL Hyperlite Remix open toe. The 09s replaced the 08s that had a strap break, and they seem to be a bit easier to get into. Fit Great.

I have also used a CWB Faction XL Binding. Now, those were super easy to get into and felt great.

MasonH · Soul Rider Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Posts: 422 City: Eufaula

Haha I got a buddy who had to use this CWB board I have with XXL bindings.

They where still too small. His toes went over the edge of the boot.

LakeIolaLuke · Posted: Jun 11, 2009 4:20 pm Post subject:

Ronix divides. The best big boot for the money. hands down

JoeyJojo · Posted: Jun 11, 2009 4:39 pm Post subject:

15EEE here and my Zeus XXL's are comfy

Skywalker022 · Outlaw Joined: 25 Mar 2009 Posts: 205 City: Tuscaloosa

<---13eee LF alphas are good for me

JeffreyCH · Posted: Jun 12, 2009 1:46 pm Post subject:

Be careful about bindings that your toes stick to far out. Last year I was riding with bindings that were a bit too small and my toes stuck out of em pretty good. On one crash the rope got caught around my big toe and damn near ripped it off, I still have a nasty scar from that lol

Christobull · Addict Joined: 29 Jun 2009 Posts: 898 City: Tulsa

I'm also a size 13 and use the open toed Remix binding. I have no problem with them. Girth is probably the biggest concern with getting them on/off. Take him to a local dealer so he can try them on in the store. Buying bindings are no different than buying shoes. If he'll be using your board though he may have to open up his footing to keep his toes out of the water. It's more of a distraction than anything. I ended up going with a larger board to avoid just that.