Dakine are very good in my opinion. I have used them for a good number of years and i find them comfy, they keep there shape and they are easy to adjust. Not to sure about the Primo, Im not to sure even what i have

agree with bb. i am a dakine fan also.

for freeride the most comfortable i have are the core contour. only problem is they aren't adjustable on the fly.

i noticed they have the core contour adjustable. that would be my pick.

I used Dakine for a year, and they were great, i have quite a wide foot to, How ever they were a pain with my foot getting stuck, and adjusting them where a real task.

dont get my wrong Dakine are great, But last year i changed to MFC footstraps, they are super comfy, Quick adjusts, Nice and narrow (compared), and with the adjust system it uses, it means it can we set verry wide, or narrow with out getting folds in the materail.

anyway heres a link to them
http://windshack.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage_new.tpl&product_id=21&category_id=10&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=40

KeepSailing
Jordan

Fall off boy said...

you don 't need footstraps to be so big becouse you only put the front part of the foot inuntil you see your toes

Wrong...if you are sailing wave, freestyle or freeride a big strap is much better than tight. Will give you a better feel and control, and get you more centred over the board for jumps and wave riding etc.

Cheers all.... appreciate the recommendations. Previously I had a Fanatic which had great foot straps in as far as they would keep their shape well and had ample room for my foot which would go in quite a way (could see webbing on all toes from above). I never had any problems with these, feet would come out easily. Would also never have my feet still in the straps after a stack like what occasionally happens now with my current board/straps.

Will look into the straps mentioned

I found the new Dakines on my AB boards to soft so i can get my foot in but not out....
I changed them to the standard JP straps.

I like the fact that they feel "precompressed" and firm.