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Burton Cartel Snowboard Binding - 09/10

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Looking between the Cartels and the Union Force for mostly all...

By Ranked #1943 - Bindings November 23, 2009

Looking between the Cartels and the Union Force for mostly all mountain riding. Any suggestions? Also, what size binding if i wear between anywhere between 10 and an 11 (depending on the boot). You're input is appreciated.

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By Ranked #943 - Bindings December 10, 2009

^ don't change your binding size based on your board size. boot length is all that really matters (and width kind of). But if you're rockin 10+ boots get large, no question.

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By Ranked #423 - Bindings November 25, 2009

I own both....Cartels are more responsive and the toe strap fits better.

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By Dogfunk.com Vendor Rep Ranked #9 - Bindings November 23, 2009

I ride the Cartels all the time! They are wicked comfortable (Full Eva bed with B3 Gel for dampening), Ultra light-weight (30% nylon composite construction), and Lifetime warranty on the trays to call out a bit of the sweetness... There is a reason that more pro's ride this binding than any other (yes, even ones that ride for other binding manufactures) and that's because its a tried, true, performance driven binding. You can not go wrong with the Cartel!!!

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By Ranked #1943 - Bindings November 23, 2009

thanks for the response!

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By Ranked #753 - Bindings November 23, 2009

I have only heard good thing from both bindings. I personally Own union forces and love them! I have never actually owned Cartels but i have owned the triads which are pretty simliar. I hated them. The toe strap keeping unscrewing, the adjuster for the high back ripped through the plastic and is unusable anymore and the strap would some times get stuck in the clicker. I don't know if its the same for the cartels but if it is go with the forces. I havent had any problems with the forces yet. They feel super light and have loved them for the little riding i have done so far. let see....I would get a large in the cartels if you have a wide board or a medium if you just have a regular freestyle board. A L/XL for the unions bindings

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Tech Specs:

Highback:
Canted Living Hinge Team Skyback II 
Strap:
[Ankle] Superstrap; [Toe] Ultra Capstrap 
Baseplate:
Short-glass fiber, nylon 
Flex:
Stiff (7 of 9 on Burton's scale) 
Recommended Use:
Freestyle and all-mountain snowboarding 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
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