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Burton Mission Snowboard Binding

Burton Mission Snowboard Binding description

Whether you're pulling back flips in the backcountry or mute 7s in the park, Burton's Mission Snowboard Binding pummels the entire mountain with freestyle prowess.

Bottom Line: The Burton Mission Binding makes any mountain its playground.

Nice to ride around in. Park performance, not soft or stiff, balanced. The screws strip out real easy so be very careful. Not worth buying unless you get them on sale; to much buck, not enough bang.

I've been riding for 18 years. I've seen a lot of changes in equipment over the years, and these are the most comfortable bindings I've owned. I would recommend them to anyone. I'm giving these a 4 instead of a 5 because there are lighter, more adjustable bindings out there, but you'd have to spend twice as much money to get them, and IMHO you don't need that fancy gear. I shred punks with $400 bindings daily.

i put these on a Capita Stairmaster 152W. These a very responsive compared to the Burton freestyle. The high back was a lot stiffer. Calf was hurting the first day. But okay after that. Made short quick turns easy. Had to get use to the toe cap strap...no problem though. Overall maybe just a little bit stiff. But i can deal with that considering these bindings made me control the board like never before.

i give a two because they are light... if you do the park like i do not buy ive had them for a year didn't use them until this season theyre falling apart the toe strap doesn't fit onto your toe almost snapped my board because of the strin i have to keep the screws in just good for powder i have to say

Received a pair of these for free, and now i know why. Broke two toe straps in 3 days. Wouldn't recommend them.