Burton Mission Snowboard Bindings

Pros: Light, Durable, Cap Strap, Fantastic Ride
Cons: Strap Length, Ratchets Freeze

Burton bindings are ones that are often considered to be the best in the snowboarding world. I actually own a current year pair of Burton bindings and have used an older pair of Burton bindings to go with the Burton Missions I currently have attached to ...

Pros: Comfort and great feel for beginners and intermediates who need stiff control.
Cons: A bit pricey for beginners.

No sacrifices here, the Missions were designed to be the best choice for beginning and intermediate riders who take on varied terrain, and that is what they excel at. Some beginners may balk at the price tag, which is unfortunately a bit steep for ...

Pros: solid bindings, feel great, look great.
Cons: somwhat expensive

I have been snowboarding for somewhere around 10 or so years. I started out in the state of Washington at Stephen's Pass, Whistler Blackcomb, and a variety of other off the trail hills. Through that time I have gone through a large number of boards, ...

Pros: Affordable, Toe cap strap
Cons: none

I purchased these bindings about a year ago to replace an older pair of Burton bindings that I had been using for about 10 years. After 10 years of riding anywhere from 3 times a week to once a month the old bindings had finally broken a buckle. Since ...

Pros: Quality and Value
Cons: Short straps that lose flexibility in the cold

Not the top of the Burton line, but certainly a contender for value are the Burton Mission Bindings. Well constructed, light weight,with plenty of features, these bindings will serve the beginner and intermediate boarder very well. These bindings ...

Pros: The Burton Mission is lite weight.
Cons: The ratchets might freeze up.

The Burton company has great products and great quality items. The Burton Mission's are quite nice because the toe strap cups the tip of your toe and helps you stay in your bindings. The Burton Mission also is great because the binding ratchets go in ...