Burton P1.1 Snowboard Binding - 09/10 - 2009

Killer. Thx-

Yes they are. Th will come with a 4-hole disk in the box.

Yes, these will work with both Burton 3D or other 4x4 patterns.

Burton doesn't make L/XL or M/L. They are Medium or Large. The sizing for Large are 10+ and higher. Mediums are 8-10. The freestyle boot, it depends on what year they are but they might be a bit on the bigger side. I would still run the medium. Reason being, the next time you get boots, which should be in a year or two, those boots will most likely be a lot slimmer. They will fit much better. Get the mediums.

You can use a L/XL binding, you will just have to adjust the binding to fit your boot. I personally wouldnt go for a L/XL binding with size 10 boots tho, I would go for the M/L binding. With the large you might have too much room in the cage and your boot will have a lot of play and movement within the binding. The cut off for a M/L binding is usually a 10/11, so I would say go for a M/L binding. Unless you think that within the next season you will be movin up to an 11+ boot. Hope this helps brotha

The cut off is a 10. Anything bigger than that would be a large. The 10 should fit nicely. The ruler boots are great, Not too stiff but not too soft. For the price you can't go wrong with these bindings. You will be stoked on this setup for sure.

The cartel and the P1.1 are great bindings. The best thing about the P1.1 is its baseplate. It is a duel density configuration that allows for a better flex. The bottom is stiffer than the top. This makes the binding "roll" with the flex of the board. The P1.1 was the binding that Jeremy Jones rode before they came out with EST. The P1.1 will hold up everywhere you will ever go. The straps are super comfortable as well. You will not be disappointed.

well i bought a pair that has a matted suede material as well as glossy material highlights on the straps. Is this legit?

Not really, it is more of a matted color.

david zemens you are my hero! get them in the shop so you can have someone who actually knows about snowboarding. I would of gone with the mediums

You should be OK with a size 10 in large binders, but you're going to have the ladders on the last screw and probably have to ratchet them down all the way. You *might* want to try and fit them in some mediums, but by god, son, please take them to a shop where you can put the boot *in* the binding and see if it fits!

So many people have questions like yours, "I just bought such-and-such..."

What boots are you running? Certain boots are on the smaller than others i.e. the Salomon F 20/22 and Burton park boots. But if not and you have 32's or DC you should be ok. I don't think you should worry about it. These bindings are awesome though.

No, the disks will not be compatible, but the binding ARE... When you buy a new channel board it will come with a new set of disks (called retro compatible disks) that work with your Burton disk binding to make it compatible with the channel board.

If you did not get the disks call Dogfunk.com and they will send you some! EASY FIX!

If desired you can also call Burton rider services and they can answer questions you have: Burton Rider Services at (800) 881-3138

If you like a slightly stiffer bindings that drive turns more aggresive than go with the triad... want it softer for buttering / jibbing, handle the P1.

Great lightweight binding. They are made for all conditions so you can take them anywhere.

These are just burtons new version of the cap-straps just not all there bindings have them only the better bindings do.

They have toe caps. The picture on here is just weird

It seems to be like the strap that Ride has/had.. it's a convertible strap - either over the toe or toe cap style.