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Burton Citizen Snowboard Binding - Women's

Burton Citizen Snowboard Binding - Women's description

The Burton Women's Citizen Snowboard Binding is the choice for anyone who wants to ride five days a week and still cover rent with a part-time job. The Citizen Binding has a well-padded baseplate and highback to reduce foot fatigue and a gas pedal to ensure your energy gets transferred to your board edgesall for less dough than a night at a sushi bar. Burton gave this binding a soft flex that lets you butter the terrain park boxes like nothing.

this is a really nice bindings. but the strap sucks

I've had these bindings for 1 season. and they still look like i just got them from the store from what i've put them threw. the straps can give me a hard time sometimes, they can get frozen when i've been out for a while (or on cold nights, just one run will do the trick). It can be a little annoying but that can happen with alot of bindings out there. I've gone jibbing with them, their okay when i do that. they have a comfortable fit when i'm just enjoying all mountain snowboarding. I'd deff. recommend them though.

These bindings are surely budget friendly. The only issue I have with them is that my back binding can be tempermental. Sometimes it's easy to catch and strap in, and other times I have to take my glove off and clear the powder out of it to get it to catch right (it tries to go through the wrong part when I crank it). It takes a little bit to get it to feed through, but really it's not that bad. I'd buy them again, because the issue that I have can happen with any strap in.