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Bien construites, simple à utiliser. Plus facile de trouver des pièces Burton que d’autres marques un peu partout…
High quality binding. Biggest happiness bang for your buck!
Very good fit and hold tight. Great going uphill but harder than the farout to slide in and out of the shark pucks.
Le petit talon ajoute beaucoup! Ces fixes remplissent toutes mes attentes
Bon feeling avec le board facile à mettre pour la monter
I wear a size 10 men US in Burton boots and the medium bindings fit perfectly. The ratchets seems to be very good quality and the toe strap wrap really well on the boots.
After 2 years it's still in good shape! It's noce ans easy when you do the transitions. While climbing, you can ajust the step with your pole easily. Some say you can lube to make it easier, but I never had to. I recommand!
Burton/Spark R&D collab. Super easy to use and relatively quick with transitions. Used them on a Burton board everything was compatible and easy to mount.
The usual Burton high quality build but with Sparks R&D input. The fit is as comfy as my Burton Genesis and it feels solid for the backcountry. Haven't tried yet on the slopes, but can't wait for winter! Also comes with a small box of tools that you can take with you in the backcountry, was pleasantly surprised by that.
Great combination from Burton/Spark!! very comfortable. Seem solid but not too heavy. I like the burton ratchet straps better than the standard sparks. However, the toe straps aren't actually attached to the binding. They can slide right out if the binding is in walk mode and the toe strap isn't closed (during transitions etc). Even when riding, there is just a small plastic 'pin' holding the strap in and the pin can just slide out. There is nothing holding it in place. Once the pin slides out, your strap will fall out too. Not sure why the pin isn't secured ...