System APX Men's Snowboard Bindings Black Camo

Burton boards take Burton bindings so it seems unfair the other reviewer gave it one star based only on that fact. A Lot of brands don't fit Burton boards.These bindings are as good as some twice as expensive. These have great grip on the straps and a somewhat contoured toe-cap strap, better than Burton's either-or style strap on their freestyle model.The base is solid and strong but not heavy. There's EVA padding that runs the length of the base.Seems about a medium flex on the plastic which keeps it nice and responsive.I'm really surprised at how good the quality is for the low price I paid.I saw a used pair at my local shop and checked them out before risking an internet purchase otherwise I would have seen the price and assumed they were junk.I've long thought that bindings are overpriced considering how simple the design is. These have a great classic design and are rediculously low priced compared to their big brand-named competitors.Buy some Now before the price goes up!

overall it works... but the bottom is a little too thick, so the bolts wouldnt screw into the board fully (had many wipe outs when my bindings just came off the board on a landing). had to buy longer bolts with washers to get the bindings to screw in accurately.

So I just got back from my first full weekend of riding these bindings, I'm pretty impressed, for the money I was able to get a full weekend of confident riding.I like the adjustability I get from forward to back and the angle indicators do a good job.The padding feels pretty cheap but it's fine, you don't notice it when riding. I don't do any park riding yet but I didn't have any issues turning on these bindings.The biggest issue with these are the screws, they come loose, and I had to stop Mid-day to run out to the truck and tighten them down (I needed a break anyway so not a deal breaker but if I didn't prepare and bring tools this wouldve ruined my weekend). I'm going to do a couple of things before my next trip in a few weeks 1) I'm going to use some blue threadlocker and see if that doesn't prevent them coming lose.2) I'm going to buy slightly longer screws at the hardware store Incase I need to completely replace the ones that came with.The only other complaint I have is I fell coming off the lift once and the binding popped in the non ratcheting side. It wasn't a big deal, just a quick reset down and it was fine again.Overall, I'm happy with these and if I can get at least a year of riding out of them it will be money well spent.

Just an fyi, these do NOT fit Burton boards.

These worked good. Some of the bad reviews say the screws were too short or worked loose. Mine fit but I still checked half way through the day. They had loosened so I retightened them. They come with blue lock tight but I think the screws may be a little short and the threads with the lock tight aren't actually engaged. I will take apart and relock tight them all the way to the thread tips.

I waited to post this review, I bought these bindings last year and rode on them all season long. This season they broke on me, which I’m not mad about. I put these bindings through some pretty hard conditions (plenty of crashes, jumps, even left out in a snowstorm over night) and they gave me no problems until they finally broke. If you are just getting into snowboarding or are in a budget and need some bindings that will last you a couple seasons, these are a perfect buy. While I won’t be buying these again as I’m gonna upgrade to a more expensive pair I would recommend these bindings to anyone looking for a good quality cheap pair of bindings.

Works great for learning. Everything is plastic, which is fine for my purposes. Definitely wouldn't use for riding park or on anything steeper than a blue run.

I've had these before. And I love them so I bought them again. Works good and came unbelievable fast. Ordered it and it said 2 week. Came in ONE day! Amazing