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Burton Freestyle Snowboard Bindings 2010

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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.
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- 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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"Solid Straps for the Money" 1/5/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Solid Fit, Adjustable Front Strap,
  • Cons:  Front Strap Slips Easy,

Experience:   So I purchased these and reversed the bindings so the clips are on the inside. This makes them much easier to reach for people with bad backs or short arms. They are performing well but the toe strap does not really perform well as a toecap. It is prone to slipping and has sent me spilling down a hillside. Still when worn conventionally these are great for the money.

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JustinMX195Y
would these bindings work on a capita board?

Phatman
yes, these will work on any board.


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Reviews: 7

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"Great Buy" 7/28/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Price, Support
  • Cons:  None Yet,
  • Flex:  mid

Experience:   I bought my boyfriend this binding to pair with the stunt i bought him. He is a begginer and improving fast. Great support for an all around good binding
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Height: 5'11
Weight: 165 lbs
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"Tranlucent Blue" 7/17/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Look great, Light, Comfy
  • Flex:  soft

Experience:   Very comfy and give great response, the ratchets work well even with heaps of snow on them and the blue ones look awesome.
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Height: 6'0
Weight: 270 lbs
getting comfortable
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Reviews: 10

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"Burton Freestyle Binding" 2/24/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  cheap, stylish, adjustable
  • Flex:  mid

Experience:   not bad. they are a good binding for the price. sometimes it is difficult to get the ratchet to catch on the strap. kinda annoying. very adjustable. good for a starter binding.
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Height: 6'2
Weight: 170 lbs
picking up speed
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"Good binding for the price" 2/4/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Price, Good starter binding,
  • Cons:  Very soft,
  • Flex:  soft

Experience:   These are a very nice beginner binding. I have had no issues with reliability or anything breaking. The Freestyles are a very soft binding so intermediate and advanced riders will most likely want a stiffer binding.
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"Perfection" 2/2/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Soft Flex, Great for beginners, CHEAP!!!
  • Cons:  not the best binding out there,
  • Flex:  soft

Experience:   These bindings are for beginners warning if you are very good do not buy these bindings. But if you are starting out they are perfect bindings for the entry level guy. But also if you just want great cheap bindings that will take you down the mountain or off that jump buy a pair of these and get shredding.
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"Good for new riders" 7/31/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  good for new riders, good for the price,
  • Cons:  good for new riders,
  • Flex:  soft

Experience:   I own these bindings and they are good for new riders.. I still own them and i have them on old board which I lend to friends who dont own a board... Great for the price.. if you are a new rider you cant go wrong... after a season or two you can move up to the cartels.....
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Weight: 170 lbs
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"Nice Bindings" 7/30/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  Good feel, Good price,
  • Cons:  Not as responsive., Needs a better toe cap.,
  • Flex:  mid

Experience:   This is an awesome binding for people who have just started to learn to ride and has an amazing price.
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Weight: 170 lbs
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"best bang for your buck!" 7/30/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  cheap, good, good looking
  • Cons:  slightly plasticy, everyones got em,
  • Flex:  soft

Experience:   really good binding for the price. burton has some of the best ergonomics in regards to fitting a variety of different shaped feet and boots. for this price buy them now
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Weight: 149 lbs
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"good value for money bindings" 7/28/2010
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  • Name: 2010 Burton Freestyle
  • Pros:  good flex, good build quality, value
  • Flex:  mid

Experience:   great simple but effective bindings. quality was a lot better than i expected for the price but then again given it is a quality Burton product shouldn't have been too surprised. gf is using them on her Palmer board, using a 146 board and have these in S with size 7 women boots. can't go wrong for the price for a Burton product

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