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Burton Infidel Snowboard Binding - 09/10 - 2009
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Burton Infidel Snowboard Binding - 09/10 - 2009
The park-specific Burton Infidel Snowboard Binding has been the dream of Keegan and Mikkel for a while now, and this season the dream becomes a reality. Winged highbacks give you extra power to press like never before and help get the board around on the last bit of your Cab 540.
- Park-specific ASYM Superstrap’s reversible shape lets you pick power or mobility
- Smooth Glide buckle technology helps you strap in and get out quickly
- G3 Gel Heel and FullBED Cushioning for a plush feel
- Dual-component baseplate uses softer materials underfoot for better lateral control
Bottom Line: Made for the park.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
what would be a beter binding for park and handrails the burton
what would be a beter binding for park and handrails the burton infidel or the technine yucky charms
By: Trevor Tollefson
March 15, 2010
Infidel. This binding was the brain child of Keegan, He took the old winged bighbacks from the early 90's and ran them on new p1.1 baseplates. The wing allows him the leverage he needs to get those presses dialed. Thy are great for the park. The feel is really similar the a Burton Cartel.
By: Wooden Robots
March 16, 2010
I currently am riding a K2 WWW rocker with Mission Bindings. How
I currently am riding a K2 WWW rocker with Mission Bindings.
How will these bindings differ on my setup?
By: zippyflu2061173
March 9, 2010
Im no pro on bindings but I think everyone will agree that the mission bindings are crap compared to the Infidels. The mission bindings are Burtons entry level bindings. These will amaze you..
P.s, I just bought my Infidel EST bindings after 3 months of carefully examining each Burton binding
By: Killakiel
May 23, 2010
Infidel gives you wings
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Wooden Robots
March 2, 2010
Crazy supportive!! The new winged hi-back is like nothing i've experienced before. Way better than the 90's winged hi-backs. These give me precision control in all presses. The dual park blend baseplate gives more control and response just like the P1.
how would this work on a lib tech skunk ape btx
how would this work on a lib tech skunk ape btx
By: aHmO20854
March 9, 2010
Just fine. The bindings come will a disk that has a 4-hole configuration. It will mount up no problem. That would be a sick setup.
By: Wooden Robots
March 9, 2010
can these go on a board thats not a burton board, like a board
can these go on a board thats not a burton board,
like a board that doesnt have that rail thing the new burton bords have
By: James McManus
March 4, 2010
The "rail thing" that you're referring to is called the Integrated Channel System (ICS). For the new Burton ICS boards, you need EST bindings (or if desperate you can choose any binding and with the use of a retro disk to put them on an ICS board).
To answer your question, yes they can go on your traditional board. its only bindings with the "EST" in the name that can only be used with ICS boards.
By: Killakiel
May 23, 2010
Yes. This binding has a traditional disk. The disk will fit on any board mounting configuration. Throw these on your Forum or Capita and go slay it!!
By: Wooden Robots
March 5, 2010
How do you think this would work with a lib tech skate banana.
How do you think this would work with a lib tech skate banana. should i get this or the cartels with the naner. I like park more than i used to, but how would this be for pow. cuz i know that the naner kills in pow, but wasnt sure if this strictly excels in park
By: aHmO20854
February 26, 2010
im sure they would work well becuse bananas are made for the park generally for the park and rails. but the banana also has a wild size where it can do whatever in the powder. infidels are park based, but theyll take you where ever you want to go. all in all they will do well.
By: riv3745020
March 5, 2010
I would get the infidel if your going to be mostly shredding the park. I would get the customs if your going to be doing more all mountain freestyle. Both bindings are amazing.
By: Moriah Roberts
February 26, 2010
I would get the infidel if your going to be mostly shredding the park. I would get the customs if your going to be doing more all mountain freestyle. Both bindings are amazing.
By: Moriah Roberts
February 26, 2010
im thinking of buying a set of these bindings this week. I know
im thinking of buying a set of these bindings this week. I know they come in est and the regular style binding. my board is the regular style not the channel system so i would need the regular. but if i had to upgrade to a channel style board in the future. would the regular style infidels still work with the channel?
By: Dburtonfan
February 9, 2010
Man I have to EST Channel boards and they come with special disks incase you don't have EST bindings. I've been ridding them for the last 4 years. It works fine. I did just buy the Infidel EST today and it was wiered at first but after an hour or two I started smashing. Ill tell you what though I really see a difference on my spins. I was spinning way more then I ever have today. Two thumbs up though.
By: Slizel
February 28, 2010
No, only est boards are compatible with est bindings, the board comes with a channel and no tapped holes. I rode est the past few days with infidels and can honestly say there is no significant difference. I would recomend Union Forces or some model of Union. They make only bindings and have mastered their craft.
By: dukie1000x
February 28, 2010
I'm no expert on the matter...
but it would appear you can grab an EST disk thing for any binding out there...
Now as to how well it performs? and how much that disk thing costs is anyone's guess...
I'm in the same boat.
So if you get these, let me know..... brah.
By: SeniorAwesomePants
February 14, 2010
Yes, its 100% polycarbonate with some nylon injected in to reinforce. YOU WILL NEVER BREAK IT!!! ...and if you accidentally happened to run over with your car, its got a lifetime warranty on the tray. LIFETIME!!!
By: Four Horsemen
January 24, 2010
Change me.
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