Binding Risers

I've never heard of a personal experience with risers but I really want to try them. Everytime I bring up risers to my local boardshop when I get anything new the staff always turn down using them but they dont have personal experience. They say just adjust my bindings but I have literally done every (comfortable) tweak possible and I can not eliminate my toe drag(I wear a size 13, 12 in some boots).

I have some for sale but I recommend a wide board. I think they mess with the flex of the board. 

I have a friend who rode them on his super model and loved them but then it was a 160-something and he basically didn't ever ride park with it, I'd say get a wider board.

I came across this post when searching the web for taller risers. I've been snowboarding for 20 years. I've ridden narrow boards without risers, wide boards without risers, and narrow (normal) boards with risers. I have size 14 boots, and know exactly what you are talking about. I liked wide boards in deep powder (except in the trees), but overall I much prefer a normal board cut. They really handle so much better than wide boards, and considering I ride a 172cm in the powder, I have no problems staying afloat. I use the Palmer plates, identical to the one's Timmary_650 is selling (on both my 164 park board and 172 powder board), and I never noticed any difference in board flex. What I did notice was a huge decline in sliding out of a high speed carve on a groomed trail due to toe or heal drag. That being said, I still get some toe drag and want taller one's...no luck finding any, though. I'd say try some out before investing in a wide board...they're very cheap in comparison.

Get a mid-wide or wide and your problems solved, My brother rides 13 boots and always goes with wide boards. Go couple centimeters shorter if you want since you have the extra surface area.

If you are somehow a featherweight with size 13 feet, maybe do a midwide.