Thoughts on the Burton Step Ons : r/snowboarding - Reddit
Mar 17, 2020 · My setup was 2020 Capita Outerspace Living (154) on the 2020 Burton Step On Ions (US10) and Bindings (M). I’m 175cm and weigh about 64kg. I spent 7 days on them in Chamonix in super deep powder, icy conditions, and slushy snow — it was a very lucky week. I’m an intermediate rider that does mostly all-mountain freestyle and spend most of ...
Burton step-on binding update 2025 : r/snowboarding - Reddit
For those who like to stand sideways on snow. Burton step-on binding update 2025. Spotted some interesting things in evo’s 2025 gear sneak peek, particularly as it pertains to Burton’s step-on bindings (pictures posted in comments as well): the bindings pictured are Escapades, which are the women’s version of the Genesis.
Honest review of Burton Step Ons : r/snowboarding - Reddit
I’m 51. Snowboarding 35 years. My current set up is Burton Genesis Step on / Burton ION boot / NeverSummer Easy Rider. My traditional binding set up is Burton Genesis / Burton SLX Since switching to step on 27 riding days ago I’ve noticed they are significantly lighter and significantly more responsive than my traditional set up.
Effective difference between Burton StepOn bindings line top
The boot fit of step ons matters a ton more than traditional boots (and you need to pair them to the right sized binding). If you can, buy from a place like REI that will let you ride and return. While the burton boots dont pack out much, its very hard to tell in store if youre going to rub in the toe box vs once youre on the trails
Year review of Burton Step-Ons : r/snowboarding - Reddit
Apr 5, 2023 · therealchemist. ADMIN MOD. Year review of Burton Step-Ons. TLDR: I used them all season (~15 days). They weren't for me, I outgrew them quickly. Great for beginners or riders that like a bit of a looser feel. Easy to clip in/out even at low speeds. Next year I am switching to a stiffer traditional binding. Being on the market for a few years ...
Burton Step-On thoughts... : r/snowboarding - Reddit
Sep 18, 2022 · Basically all of the snowboarding I do is in 6” - 30”+ of powder (it’s pretty amazing, can’t complain). Been on them for 3 seasons now. Getting in to them is perfect. Getting out is a little annoying at first but you get used to it. There is no compromise in performance and frankly, I feel faster edge to edge in them.
Burton Photon vs Ion : r/snowboarding - Reddit
Jul 1, 2021 · The inner liner is life+ compared to the PHOTON which has imprint 3 inner liner. The inner speed lacing is different and yes the ion has better lacing on the inside,but it is a stiffer boot,so In reality The photon has different laces on the inside compared to the ION.
Burton Step-On System: A New Way to Ride : …
Dec 4, 2020 · The step-on is a completely different binding system to that one in how it keeps the boots connected to the board. Your points didn’t correlate to any useful information about the step-on. Just that “regular bindings are better” if you had actual experience with this system, I wouldn’t have replied.
I made a release extension for Burton step-ons : r/snowboarding
I’ve got the 2021-2022 flex, both right foot right toe clamps broke on me (6 days and 2 days of riding). Burton store reps said “it does happen and they don’t have replacements or spare parts in, version 1 were significantly better”. I specifically bought the step ons due to back injuries from my military service.
Burton Step On bindings : r/snowboarding - Reddit
The most important concern is if Burton boots fit your feet well. Since there is no ankle strap, you can't compensate for poorly fitting boots by cranking it down. So the boots have to fit you damn near perfectly, with no heel lift. Other than that, if you like them, get them.