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Burton Freestyle Snowboard Binding - 2010
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Burton Freestyle Snowboard Binding - 2010
Burton Freestyle Bindings have been making other companies and other riders feel stupid for over 20 years. Wall-to-wall EVA padding, full adjustability, and Adaptastrap technology shame high-end offerings from other companies, and the soft, forgiving flex will have you shaming other riders when you hit the park.
Bottom Line: It's all about style. Freestyle.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
are these bindings good for someone who mostly just rides but
are these bindings good for someone who mostly just rides but does some freestyle?
By: Nate
March 7, 2011
These are a great for entry level riders. They are really soft and flexible. If you ride rails and the street.
By: Wooden Robots
March 8, 2011
beginner binding
By:
TheSchmedium
October 1, 2011
its a simple binding that does its job by keeping you on the board. has some cushioning and its pretty flexible. great for a beginner. i went the cheap route by getting this when i probably shouldve gotten union forces or contacts but these will do for now.
i am a size 13 snowbaord boot will i fit in a large binding?
i am a size 13 snowbaord boot will i fit in a large binding?
By: dave nugent
March 6, 2011
Yes you will. You should look into boots that have shrinkage technology. Most burton boots are built on a size smaller outsole thus making your imprint a size smaller. But these will work just fine.
By: Wooden Robots
March 6, 2011
Freestyle
By:
Wooden Robots
August 16, 2010
The Freestyle has the adapastrap toe strap. This can be run over the top of the boot or around the toe like a toe cap, rider's choice.
Eva cushioning on the baseplate to take the edge off when landing and riding around. The ankle straps are EVA #D curved for better fit and feel.
Really light one component baseplate that is made out of durable polycarbonate and features a gas pedal. Worth the money, perfect if you are learning or trying to save a few bucks.
Rail Gardens with the Burton Freestyles
By: Jess Dunn
September 27, 2010
So if I were to buy these, and I were a size 9, do they give
So if I were to buy these, and I were a size 9, do they give you an option as to what size you can get when your buying it?
By: Zach
February 14, 2011
Yes they do. Medium, is your binding size.
By: Wooden Robots
February 14, 2011
great bindings for beginners
By:
michael
February 22, 2011
im a beginner and didnt want to spend too much money since i would need better ones in the future. i have size 10 boots which the strap seemed short. i totally forgot that the straps are adjustable and now its perfect. great bang for bucks, if you want something little better Missions are great too my friends has them and seems better.
Is this used to keep a snowboard boot in place? or can it be
Is this used to keep a snowboard boot in place? or can it be used to deep just a plain snow boot in place?
By: Zach
February 13, 2011
If you are planning to snowboard, you better make sure you are wearing snowboard boots. Just normal boots are not built to last the wear and tear that snowboarding puts on boots.
By: Wooden Robots
February 14, 2011
dope bindings, great price
By:
Josh VG
February 3, 2011
These bindings are affordable and soft. I am a beginner snowboarder and they have treated me well... no problems so far.
What ever size you have. Get the binding to fit you feet not the board. Binding sizes run mens boots 8-10 and Large are 10+. I hope that helps.
By: Wooden Robots
December 30, 2010
Burton Freestyle Bindings
By:
Jess Dunn
September 27, 2010
I used these bindings for about 3 seasons when I was beginning/progressing. They were used with:
-Vans Hi-Standard Boot and DC Graphix Boot
-Rossignol Garden 148, Technine women's board 144 and a Lib Tech TRS 151
The Freestyle Bindings worked with all the boots I've had, and they mounted to every board I used with them. No problems between Burton and other brands on these bindings.
The straps worked great, never got stuck and pretty comfortable. The Adaptstrap toe cap is an awesome addition. Mine didn't have those the year I bought them, but I later added some of the capstraps.
The flex on these bindings is pretty soft. Perfect for beginning and progressing, as well as in the park. I used these for my beginning all mountain days and when I was first learning park. I love the flex in the park (and when I was learning) but when I started riding bigger/more advanced all mountain I found them a little too soft.
Overall, I'd recommend these for any beginner, progressing rider or park rider on a budget. They're a great binding that works with almost any setup.
will these bindings fit with a raygun wide board
will these bindings fit with a raygun wide board
By: Zachary
December 1, 2010
These binding will fit any board out there. The universal disk will be in the box
By: Wooden Robots
December 6, 2010
freaking sick
By:
Samuel Kim
January 19, 2011
these are pretty sick bindings, they look nice and also has a toe strap. The only problem is is that its a bit small. I wear a size 9 shoe and the medium is a bit too small. I'll always be trying to fit them on the top of a slope for a couple extra seconds instead of just strapping them and carving the crap out of the slope
If used as toe straps do they slide up or stay in place well
If used as toe straps do they slide up or stay in place well?
By: Michale Koelzer
November 28, 2010
they stay in place
By: cody
December 22, 2010
sleek n simple
By:
Duck
September 28, 2010
Great price point binding. I've got a 10.5 boot and went with the Large size in these bindings. They're a great basic binding and durable enough to hop all over the mountain like a kangaroo on crack. Bonk this, jib that... This binding will keep your monkey foot in place.
Large. Large bindings are for boots sizes 10.5 and higher.
By: Wooden Robots
November 22, 2010
for 11 or 12 ride boots
By: Feeney
November 21, 2010
My husband has a super old Burton board (directional board with
My husband has a super old Burton board (directional board with three hole baseplate pattern? Will these work or will I have to find a different baseplate to use?
By: JRyder11161641
November 14, 2010
These will work just fine. Burton bindings come with a universal disk that will fit any hole pattern on any board. Don't worry about it at all.
By: Wooden Robots
November 15, 2010
Well Burton hasnt really changed much on the base plates, so he should be good with these. Im pretty much guaranteeing that these will fit seeing as he has a Burton board. and the base plate is the Burton multi pattern design, so it should be good. Hope this helps :)
By: Kris McGregor
November 15, 2010
will these fit my burton twin 151? i dont wanna buy bindings
will these fit my burton twin 151? i dont wanna buy bindings that dont fit and i have to buy online due to i dont live near a shop...
By: raynor smith
November 10, 2010
Yes they will work just fine, a perfect match. Don't even worry about it.
By: Wooden Robots
November 10, 2010
are these womens bindings, or mens/unisex?
are these womens bindings, or mens/unisex?
By: yea4054377
September 24, 2010
They can be run for either, whichever one is available. Great entry level binding.
By: Wooden Robots
September 24, 2010
These are men's. Female bindings are available at: http://www.dogfunk.com/dogfunk/group/282/Womens-Bindings.htm
By: Cory Guru
September 24, 2010
This is this years. 2010/2011. Legit for sure. Great binding for the price. The strap is last years custom strap.
By: Wooden Robots
August 7, 2010
Change me.
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