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Burton P1.1 Snowboard Binding - 09/10

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I've got size 10 Burton Freestyle Boots, can I use large...

By Ranked #2245 - Bindings June 23, 2010

I've got size 10 Burton Freestyle Boots, can I use large bindings or will these be too big?

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By Dogfunk.com Vendor Rep Ranked #8 - Bindings June 24, 2010

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.

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By Ranked #13 - Bindings June 24, 2010

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

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Tech Specs:

Highback:
Single-Component Canted Living Hinge 
Strap:
[Ankle] Superstrap Air; [Toe] Ultra Capstrap 
Baseplate:
Hinge Dual-Component (short-glass & nylon) 
Flex:
Medium 
Recommended Use:
Freestyle, all-mountain snowboarding 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
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