Great instructional video,. I have watched many reviews that say they are great bindings but this is the one one I have found that clearly shows how the locking system works and how to step in and out.
Thank you! First video out of a handful that I am now comfortable enough to explain to my 9 year old how to get in and out of his new Burton Step On set up ! Cheers !
Thanks for a good video and explanations. I'm surprized the lever doesn't release the boots while riding. Looks like too easy to líft it but I don't hear people complain. Guess I'll go for the Burton stepons next time being 47 seven years old 😬😊
So I just ordered my first set of Burton step ons. Haven’t hit the slopes yet but looking forward to it next month! However, after setting up my board I stepped into the bindings and it clicked in perfectly and felt secure. That is, until I lifted my heel up. I’m able to get a solid amount of movement from the heel side of my boot within the bindings. Do you know of a fix for this? I’ve been researching and can’t seem to find a definitive answer.
Hard to say without actually seeing your set up right in front of me but my 2 guesses would be 1. wrong size bindings for your boots (but that is doubtful) or 2. The boot isn’t fully engaged in the back and only clicked into that first click in the heel and just needs to be stepped down a little harder to make sure it’s all the way down. Again, hard to say for sure without seeing it first hand.
Hey ! I have a little bit of play at the rear, the spoiler moves when I put myself on my toes, do you have any advice ? I don't know if it's normal because I've seen that this "problem" is common in many people. Thanks for your answer.
Hard to say without actually seeing whens happening. The only thing I can think of blindly is to ask if you are getting the boot clicked in all the way. If you step into it slowly and dont hear that 2nd click on the heel cleat it would make sense because there is a slight amount of play between the fully clicked position and the "fail safe" position for in case there is ice on the footbed.
Thanks for this video and your feedback to these questions. I just got my Step-on bindings and Photon boots and had a similar sensation of "play" in the heel when I set up the board, bindings and boots (on a rug, haven't yet his the slopes). I think I too was stepping in slowly and not fully engaging the heel cleat. @@PeterGlennSports
Hey@@johngregoire8934, if u still have this problem, I have a quick solution, when u get on the board with ur main foot (before u get on the lift), lift it up and slam your snowboard down. After when u exit the lift and get ur second foot in, just jump and it will click on nicely when u hit the ground.
Great instructional video,.
I have watched many reviews that say they are great bindings but this is the one one I have found that clearly shows how the locking system works and how to step in and out.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! First video out of a handful that I am now comfortable enough to explain to my 9 year old how to get in and out of his new Burton Step On set up ! Cheers !
Awesome, glad it was helpful! Enjoy the ride.
Helpful video!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for a good video and explanations.
I'm surprized the lever doesn't release the boots while riding. Looks like too easy to líft it but I don't hear people complain. Guess I'll go for the Burton stepons next time being 47 seven years old 😬😊
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So I just ordered my first set of Burton step ons. Haven’t hit the slopes yet but looking forward to it next month! However, after setting up my board I stepped into the bindings and it clicked in perfectly and felt secure. That is, until I lifted my heel up. I’m able to get a solid amount of movement from the heel side of my boot within the bindings. Do you know of a fix for this? I’ve been researching and can’t seem to find a definitive answer.
Hard to say without actually seeing your set up right in front of me but my 2 guesses would be 1. wrong size bindings for your boots (but that is doubtful) or 2. The boot isn’t fully engaged in the back and only clicked into that first click in the heel and just needs to be stepped down a little harder to make sure it’s all the way down. Again, hard to say for sure without seeing it first hand.
Appreciate the quick feedback! Cheers to the new season!
Hey ! I have a little bit of play at the rear, the spoiler moves when I put myself on my toes, do you have any advice ? I don't know if it's normal because I've seen that this "problem" is common in many people. Thanks for your answer.
Hard to say without actually seeing whens happening. The only thing I can think of blindly is to ask if you are getting the boot clicked in all the way. If you step into it slowly and dont hear that 2nd click on the heel cleat it would make sense because there is a slight amount of play between the fully clicked position and the "fail safe" position for in case there is ice on the footbed.
Thanks for this video and your feedback to these questions. I just got my Step-on bindings and Photon boots and had a similar sensation of "play" in the heel when I set up the board, bindings and boots (on a rug, haven't yet his the slopes). I think I too was stepping in slowly and not fully engaging the heel cleat. @@PeterGlennSports
@@johngregoire8934 glad it helped!
Hey@@johngregoire8934, if u still have this problem, I have a quick solution, when u get on the board with ur main foot (before u get on the lift), lift it up and slam your snowboard down. After when u exit the lift and get ur second foot in, just jump and it will click on nicely when u hit the ground.