The last 3 winters I’ve been snowboarding daily for 2 months each winter in Wyoming. I’m 6’2, 220lbs, and had near zero issues. What is the 1 issue? My right foot plastic plate below the gas pedal wasn’t holding the gas pad securely. I call Burton, No Problem they said. A few days later I got plates and pads in the mail for L & R. Burton’s customer is service is 2nd to None!! Installed on Arbor snowboards, I use the Standard step on Flex version for my powder board, Comfy Genesis version for my Park and play board and The Non-Flex X for my charging through trees and flying down the mountain board.

They’re beyond impressive. Heard mixed reviews prior to purchase about boot fit and responsiveness. They’re more responsive than regular bindings. Obvi easy to click in n quick. I’ve used the, on approximately 10 trips so it’s a in depth review. Of he bindings and boots. Use DC boots for the comfort and stiffness. I used the DC step on boots and don’t regret the change. It’ll give you the best performance, comfort, and responsiveness with the step one. Makes me curious to see how the low backs compare to these already Impressive bindings. You’ll be down the mountain while others are still binding up.

Paired these with some DC judge Step-on boots. What a game changer. The control is like nothing else. They do not move as much as a conventional binding so the response is immediate. I also noticed that I don't get near as many and not any shin splint feelings. I used to get those a lot more on the old style bindings. Getting in and out is a no -brainer as well. Quick and if you ride with other people who strap in you will be waiting. Been riding for 25+ years and these are the best binding and boot system yet.