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Burton Custom Snowboard Binding

Burton Custom Snowboard Binding description

It's no wonder the Burton Custom Bindings are pro rider Shaun White's favorites. Cush padding, a responsive highback, and Burton's Capstrap make these bindings the freestyle gold standard.

Bottom Line: Go with the Burton Custom Bindings for freestyle dominance.

These bindings look sick, fell awesome, and perform amazingly. They are sweet!!!

A'ight, well these bindings are pretty tight but I found sometimes when it gets pretty cold these bindings sometimes don't strap up very well. I kept a lot of people waiting at the top o da mountain. So I sold 'em. But they're good for sunny days.

Great ankle support. Just tried them out in Durango for the first time a few weeks ago and they kept the turns solid through feet of powder. The buckle mechanisms a really smooth and easy to grab even with gloves on which is nice when it's real cold and you don't wanna take your gloves off. The only problem I've had is the toe cap thing slipping off sometimes if you don't get the buckle tight enough (it will kinda slip up onto the top of your boot but won't actually come undone). Overall, an awesome product and it was pretty cheap too.

I have the new 2007 Custom bindings and though they look great they do not perform that way. The capstrap slips off of the toe and is hard to get it tight enough to prevent the slipping. Spend the extra money and get something worth while. The 2007 custom bindings are a terrible buy and a terrible binding. Burton really messed this one up guys.

These bindings are not very good. They frequently come loose and need to be tightened often, at least every run sometimes inbetween runs. I enjoy riding the trees and half way down i have to stop and tighten my bindings because i loose all control. Recently bought new bindings and am going to return these