Andrew Lemanek

i dunno about the laid part, unless u are fucking amazing on the slopes, but seriously these binders are perfect... im stationed over in italy and its hard to try stuff on and view before buying.. i bought these as a reccomendation only and lets just sayim very pleased with the quality of the product... ive ridden flux, ride, and forums binders and these beat them all, perfect flex for the park and to take to the steeps. they match perfect with my 156 nitro T1 board as well as my 161 GNU RC MTX... i cant say anything but positive things.... only downside is people keep asking me for the "sweater" part to keep thir booze cold.... check them out.... 10 out of 5 star rating....

i dunno about the laid part, unless u are fucking amazing on the slopes, but seriously these binders are perfect... im stationed over in italy and its hard to try stuff on and view before buying.. i bought these as a reccomendation only and lets just sayim very pleased with the quality of the product... ive ridden flux, ride, and forums binders and these beat them all, perfect flex for the park and to take to the steeps. they match perfect with my 156 nitro T1 board as well as my 161 GNU RC MTX... i cant say anything but positive things.... only downside is people keep asking me for the "sweater" part to keep thir booze cold.... check them out.... 10 out of 5 star rating....

So i have had the chance to ride 3 different sets of bindings this year... The Forum Areas, The Flux Stream, and the Burton Cartels. All worn with the same boot and on the same board. The cartels definatly come in last. On my 3rd trip the the mountain the toe strap snapped, i replaced that, and than the ratchet apparatus complete fell apart, while i was tryign to get at LEAST a decent amount of toe hold, u really have to wrench these things down to get a decent hold. I have never had this problem with any other binding from burton just the cartel. Just kinda dissapointed me coming from such a well know company known for quality....