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Unlike bindings designed to do everything, the Burton Exile Snowboard Bindings include a freestyle-specific ASYM Superstrap and park-ready flex pattern that lets you hit jumps and rails like never before. You also get Burton-designed goodies like super-comfortable Ultra Capstraps that eliminate the pressure points you get from other binders.
- Smooth Glide buckle technology makes it easier to strap in and unbuckle
- Serious amounts of base-plate padding cushions your landing
- Medium flex lets you tweak your spins but still gives you the control to butter a rail
- Single-component construction gives the highback a uniform flex for a more precise feel
Bottom Line: The binding built for the way you ride.
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Hey i gotta quick question, just bought this in black size Medium. But
Hey i gotta quick question,
just bought this in black size Medium.
But my sizing for boots is 11.
Do you guys think that would be a problem?
By: Kal
November 23, 2009
Get a large, i bought a medium because they said an 11 will fit but its super tight. all the straps were set to the max and it still didnt fit, i was using burton boots so they arent huge either
By: ride225
January 4, 2010
Same here. Size 10.5 Burton boots (2005 IONs) and size M bindungs (2009 CO2). For me, Burton's size M bindungs offer a perfect, snug, and very comfy fit. Size L bindings will still fit alright, though. With size 11 boots, things could already look different, especially with boots which are on the bulky side. You have to keep in mind that not all Burton boots have the same measurements. The lower end models tend to be way more bulky than the high end models. All in all, I believe you can hardly go wrong with a Burton size L binding if you have Burton size 11 boots, whatever model they are. Peace.
By: Ollie
January 16, 2010
Unless you have a super bulky boot it should fit... (technically medium goes up to a size 10) It will be a lil' snug, but in my opinion its better to be snug than all loosey goosey!
I choose to ride a medium binding and I ride a 10.5 boot... Again, I like the tighter fit.
By: Four Horsemen
November 23, 2009
According to Burton's sizing chart you would be a Large, which fits 10+
By: Brett Farthing
September 3, 2010
Park is there for the taking
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Wooden Robots
March 2, 2010
Park specific binding. Specialized material that is focused on giving the rider the flex and support needed to handle jumps and jibs. B3 gel in the heel reduces impact. Amazing price for this amazing binding.
Change me.
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Snowboard BindingsPark is there for the taking
Park specific binding. Specialized material that is focused on giving the rider the flex and support needed to handle jumps and jibs. B3 gel in the heel more...
- Highback:
- Nylon
- Strap:
- [Ankle] ASYM Superstrap; [Toe] Ultra Capstrap
- Baseplate:
- Nylon with EVA and B3 Gel padding
- Flex:
- Medium
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year