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Burton Freestyle Snowboard Bindings 2010

Price: $119.95 Burton Item#: 217963

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Sierra Says: The Freestyle is usually the first binding we recommend to new riders. It has been around forever and has been getting the job done since day one. Its soft, friendly flex is essential for the novice because it enhances control and limits unwanted response. This same design has also made it a favorite among park riders who need a buttery binder to tweak out tricks. One new component added for the 2010 season is the Team Skyback, the same highback that brought the Cartel to fame a few years back. Burton also threw in the new Adaptastrap toe strap which can be used either as a capstrap or traditional over-the-toe style. But, the best thing about this binding is you get all these features at a price anybody can afford. Guaranteed if you ask some of the best riders today what binding they started with, a majority would say the Freestyle.

Burton Says: With two decades of destruction to its credit, the legendary Freestyle proves that price means nothing when it comes to perfection. Picking up where the competition's so-called "premium" bindings bite the dust, its soft, forgiving flex is a dream in the park and makes stomping new tricks a cinch. Full adjustability makes for a perfect fit, while wall-to-wall EVA padding and the added heel-hold of the NEW Adaptastrap creates comfort that just won't quit.

- RESPONSE: 3
- BASEPLATE: Single-Component Lightweight, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate with Gas Pedal
- HI-BACK: Minimized, Ultra-Lightweight Single-Component Hi-Back
- STRAPS: Primo Strap and NEW Adaptastrap
- BUCKLES: Smooth Glide Buckles
- CUSHIONING: EVA Baseplate Padding

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Review Highlights

"Great deal for price!"
~punitallstar3
"NICE!"
~Wyki
"Burton Freestyle Great Value"
~Crickey
"good bindings"
~jessicas208
"Solid Value"
~crazyballer

Summary of 170 Reviews

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"Great deal for price!" 11/21/2008

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Name: 2008 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Beginner
Pros: Adjustability, Easy in & out, Boot hold, Durable, Good construction quality, Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Fit: fits fine

Experience: for the price, these bindings are a great deal! I have used Burton Freestyle bindings all of my life and have never like any other brand of bindings. give these a try and you wont be dissapointed.

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"NICE!" 12/11/2008

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Name: 2008 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Beginner
Pros: Adjustability, Easy in & out, Boot hold, Good construction quality, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Fit: fits fine

Experience: I Bought this Binding a few weeks ago and like every part of it, Love the colors. Go excellent with my board. Easy to install, Easy in and out. Ratcheting system works good, keeps my boots in place. Overall design and function is excellent for the price. And fast shipping, got here on time. Thanks Sierra!

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"Burton Freestyle Great Value" 8/14/2009

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Name: 2008 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Fit: fits fine

Experience: I picked up a pair of Burton Freestyle bindings after being bugged by other brands buckling systems. Burton has the rest beat for getting in and out of. Who needs the aggrevation of fiddling with your bindings as your friends jet off down the mountain? Plus, they adjust and fit great. I take care of my gear and these are still working fine on my backup board. Burton quality and desing can't be beat for the price.

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"good bindings" 7/26/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Easy in & out, Boot hold, Durable, Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Fit: fits fine

Experience: very good bindings for anyone. sometimes the straps don't get tight enough

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"Solid Value" 3/10/2009

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Name: 2008 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Cons: Difficult in & out, Poor adjustability, Uncomfortable
Fit: fits fine

Experience: These are solid bindings for the price. I got them for $50 from backcountry and ridden on them a half dozen times. I got the green and gold style, and it's really a love it or hate it reaction to the design. I have an 08 Forum Seeker, so it looks great with it. That said, these bindings have small, little flaws which add up to a disappointing experience. The top strap has a hard time catching and clicking, making it difficult to strap in. There are definite pinch points which are exposed after time and create discomfort for your feet - no matter what boots you are wearing. You'd almost wish that Burton installed toe caps on these rather than the hybrid toe strap it comes with. And there's already a chip on the back from normal use. BUT, for $30-$50, you can't go wrong. If you're just starting out, don't plan on riding for long hours, or are on a budget, get these. If you're looking for performance and substance, do the smart thing and move up! Shoots and alohas!

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"Burton Freestyle" 12/19/2008

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Name: 2008 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Intermediate
Pros: Easy in & out, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
Cons: Heavy, Uncomfortable
Fit: fits fine

Experience: It's not the best binding in the world but it's good for the price. It's also good if you're a beginner. It's a good first binding overall.

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"HATE EM'" 11/23/2008

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Skill: Advanced
Pros: Adjustability, Well known brand
Cons: Boot slippage, Uncomfortable, Tricky instillation
Fit: fits fine

Experience: Not BAD BUT NOT GOOD

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"Burton Freestyle" 11/10/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: Cheap, Not bad beginner bindings,
Cons: Lower end of the burton bindings,

Experience: I rode these bindings for my first 2 years of riding and they were great to learn on but once I got more advanced I found I needed a more responsive higher end binding.

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"09 freestyle" 11/7/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: toe cap, looks,
Cons: responsiveness, no cushion, cap slips

Experience: I mistakingly bought these bindings early last season when I was just getting into the sport. I soon realized they weren't much of a step up from my 5150 clickers~ they may look a lot better, as far as a binding goes you get what you pay for here. The next tier up is well worth the extra dough.

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: toe cap, looks,
Cons: responsiveness, no cushion, cap slips

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"09 freestyle" 11/7/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: attractive, toe-cap,
Cons: non-responsive, cap slips, lacking padding

Experience: as far as a binding goes... you get what you pay for. I found out the hard way and picked them up early in the season as I was just getting into the sport, quickly discovered that they really weren't much of a step up from my 5150 clickers...the next tier of bindings is well worth the extra money.

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: attractive, toe-cap,
Cons: non-responsive, cap slips, lacking padding

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"Best for the Price!" 11/5/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: Low cost, Very light, Comfortable

Experience: These are the best bindings that you will find if you're not looking to break your bank account. The Burton Freesyles provide the right amount of mobility and are perfect for begginer and intermediate riders. If you're not a rich kid always go last years model and buy from Sierra!

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"great bindings" 10/27/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: great fit with the toe strap, great price, look great

Experience: i bought two pairs i liked these bindings so much. get yourself a pair!

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"Burton Freestyle 2008" 10/27/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: Easy in & out, Well known brand, Easy installation
Cons: Heavy, Uncomfortable,

Experience: i got these bindings with my first board when i was looking for some cheap bindings. theyre good, cheap bindings and worth the money. nothing really special about them but theyre pretty durable. looking to finally upgrade to some better ones this season

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"best for price" 10/8/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: LIGHTweight, SOFT flex, LOW price

Experience: I rode the 09 freestyles last season. They have a very soft baseplate, making them perfect for people just learning, or for someone who rides park. I would not recommend them for all mountain riders because they are probably too soft and do not have enough response. So these are pretty much the best bindings that you can get for the money if you are a beginner or an intermidiate to advanced park rider.

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"Great Bindings!" 10/5/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: Great quality , Good price, Good comfort level

Experience: I have the Burton freestyles on my current board and they work great. It's a great price for the quality and are great for beginners to really learn a thing or two on.

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"you get what you pay for" 10/4/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: light, flexy, comfortable
Cons: not very responsive, too soft,

Experience: with bindings, you get what you pay for... burton stepped it up in 09 putting the cap toe strap on the freestyles, but they're still a bottom-of-the-line binder.

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exactly thats why there $54

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"Burton freestyle" 9/30/2009

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Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
Pros: nice and comftorable,

Experience: My Brother has these and he thinks they are awesome

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"Well worth it at 50% off" 9/28/2009

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Name: 2009 Burton Freestyle
Pros: durable, comfy,
Cons: none,

Experience: I borrowed the 09's from a friend. Easy in & out, pretty simple adjustment. Only problem was the toecap popping up on me once, but I'll give Burton the benefit and blame it on myself not strapping down tight enough. I own the 08's, and I'm glad to see Burton is going back to the flat toe strap this year. I loved them. No problems with durability on either year. Great, cheap binding, especially when you grab them at the discount price!

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