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Burton Exile Snowboard Bindings - 09/10 - 2009
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Burton Exile Snowboard Bindings - 09/10 - 2009
Unlike bindings designed to do everything, the Burton Exile Snowboard Bindings include a freestyle-specific ASYM Superstrap and park-ready flex pattern that lets you hit jumps and rails like never before. You also get Burton-designed goodies like super-comfortable Ultra Capstraps that eliminate the pressure points you get from other binders.
- Smooth Glide buckle technology makes it easier to strap in and unbuckle
- Serious amounts of base-plate padding cushions your landing
- Medium flex lets you tweak your spins but still gives you the control to butter a rail
- Single-component construction gives the highback a uniform flex for a more precise feel
Bottom Line: The binding built for the way you ride.
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Hey, my foot is a 10.5 US, i wanna know what size of binding
Hey, my foot is a 10.5 US, i wanna know what size of binding i should go with? I'm thinking a large but I'm not sure, Thanks!
By: The Legit Park Rider
July 14, 2010
Large for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
July 17, 2010
Large... you could squeeze into a medium if you have a boot with shrinkage tech but I would go large to be safe.
By: Four Horsemen
July 14, 2010
Yes you do, they will work on any four-hole disk board. Great binding, for the park. That set up will be sick.
By: Wooden Robots
March 3, 2010
would you prefer these over the cartels for generally park, occasional
would you prefer these over the cartels for generally park, occasional trails and such??
By: ryan
February 21, 2010
These bindings are softer than Cartels. If you like softer bindings then the Exile would be awesome for you. I love this binding, the new Asym strap is really comfortable.
By: Wooden Robots
March 3, 2010
do these bindings have a fully adjustable baseplate? not much
do these bindings have a fully adjustable baseplate? not much in the description here
By: Dburtonfan
February 17, 2010
the base plate does not adjust as you buy by size depending on your foot.
Everything else is easy tool free adjustments
Also, the toe ramp is fully adjustable
By: Four Horsemen
February 18, 2010
Park is there for the taking
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Wooden Robots
March 2, 2010
Park specific binding. Specialized material that is focused on giving the rider the flex and support needed to handle jumps and jibs. B3 gel in the heel reduces impact. Amazing price for this amazing binding.
Are these All Mountain/FreeRide or pure freestyle type of bindings?
Are these All Mountain/FreeRide or pure freestyle type of bindings? I've ridden the P1 and presently use the Cartel. I have a new EST board and am looking for an EST binding. I dont ride Park at all.
By: Stevie
February 1, 2010
If you ride no park you probably don't want a mid flex binding, if you're looking for a stiff freeride binding don't get these.
By: Frank
February 10, 2010
would these be good on my bananna majic
would these be good on my bananna majic
By: john winters
December 14, 2009
Sure they would work just fine.
By: andrew
December 27, 2009
great ride
By:
bi9guns
April 11, 2010
comfortable base and straps, fully adjustable- back, straps, gas pedal. great response for all mountian
Are these comparable to the missions?
Are these comparable to the missions?
By: sil2552166
October 22, 2009
Yes they are. They do have a lower highback though and are even more "freestyle" specific than the mission.
By: andrew
October 30, 2009
Can you use these as toe cap style?
Can you use these as toe cap style?
By: NUCCAFISH
September 26, 2009
Definitely. This is a convertible to strap so you can run it either over the top or over the toe.
By: Andrew
September 26, 2009
Change me.
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