Pros: I couldn't keep my eyes off the TV for the entire time. Omg...the scenery and the jumps are great. It's a must see. The bonus scenes were fun to watch too. There was a bit of surfing in there which I was surprised to see in a snowboard vid.

Cons: Can't think of any.

Terrain Use: Jumps, Speed, Carving, All Mountain

Pros: Adjustability, Boot hold, Durable, Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand

Cons: Difficult in & out

Other Thoughts: I've always had issues with burton binding straps being too stiff to properly latch when I'm trying to strap in in the beginning. After a while, the straps do seem to loosen up, but it's still a pain trying to strap in quickly in the beginning compared with the other bindings I do have. However, other than that the bindings are great, responsive, light, and the straps comfortable.

Terrain Use: Jumps, Speed, Powder, Carving, Groomers, All Mountain

Pros: lightweight, Easy to carve, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Strong edgehold, Stiff, Well known brand

Other Thoughts: Got this as my second board. Does nicely in powder, groomers, and ice. It's pretty grippy and when I went over ice, I didn't notice I was on ice since it held an edge pretty well. It's stable at high speeds (no chatter) and I'm able to go over chop pretty nicely. I'm able to do jumps with this board easily and it went through powder with no problem. It is pretty stiff since I can't do presses with this board as easily as my previous board. This is a good board for people who want to go fast and charge on the mountain. Wouldn't recommend for beginners since it is pretty stiff and responsive.