Burton CO2 Snowboard Binding - 09/10 - 2009 BCS

ok the highback is awesome but the base just isnt as comfortable as they say and it rippes up a little also so on the whole there good BUT NOT GREAT

I really like these bindings - currently have them on my LibTech Skunk Ape 169. Took a half day to adjust to get them dialed in. My only gripe, and it is minimal, is that I like my bindings really tight, but these tend to slip when cranking them down about one or two clicks away from where I really want them. Maybe it has to do with the plastic ratcheting system, as I noticed that aluminum is not used on these, though it was on my old Ride bindings. Thus, I have just a tad bit of boot slip, though hardly noticeable. Who knows, maybe this is the way it is supposed to be anyway. Plus, I have huge feet (Size 15), and that may be the issue. In any case, I'd definately recommend these to others looking for a quality binding.

I just got these after riding a pair of drake F60s for about 3 years. Compared to those straps, these seem incredible. Dont be mistaken, they feel kinda cheap but handle great. Ive ridden about 15 days on them so far, theyve been amazing. Ive had NO problems, great customization options, very tight ratchets (for those of you who dislike circulation like me) and good response. Riding both the park and the deep steeps, they are definitely more of a park binding due to the flex (plastic construction) but they do handle well in the cascade concrete of mt baker. recommended.

I am a rider who likes to tackle everything the mountain has to offer. I'm a real perfectionist in riding techniques, and also when it comes to choose the right gear. Heck, I even build my own boards (they're nice :). In 20+ years of riding, I've found Burton bindings to be my favourite. The Burton CO2s are the best bindings I have ever tried. They are the most comfy, most responsive bindings with just the right flex to do anything, everywhere with confidence and style. They are just perfect for riding the park, and they perform equally well in steep and deep conditions. They are anatomically shaped, lightweight, and easy to handle. The price may be a little steep, but you will love these bindings, period. Almost as good: Cartels (and way more affordable...) Also can't wait to try the Exiles and Infidels :)