Description
Burton Citizen Snowboard Bindings White Burton is a quality snowboard brand worth paying extra money for, but with their low prices, you do not have to spend an arm and a leg. The Burton Citizen Snowboard Bindings are a perfect example of this, and you do not have to compromise quality for cost. These bindings make it easy to get your boots in and out of for getting onto ski lifts in a hurry, so that you can spend maximum time on the slopes. Key Features of The Burton Citizen Women's Snowboard Bindings:
- Women's-Specific True Fit Design
- BASEPLATE: Lightweight, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate with Gas Pedal
- HI-BACK: NEW Softer Flexing, Ultra-Lightweight Single-Component Hi-Back
- STRAPS: Primostrap and NEW Adaptastrap
- BUCKLES: Smooth Glide Buckles
- Response: 3
- CUSHIONING: EVA Baseplate Padding
- Discontinued Colors
Burton EST bindings will only work with Burton ICS channel boards. Non EST Burton bindings will fit any current board on the market today.
Citizen
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"no frills bindings, but good for beginer "
Pros: low price point , easy to adjust setting,
Cons: stitching unwinding , no padding, strape wasn't comfortable
got this as a gift from my family. l didnt really mind it being low priced considering l was still new. glad l got these to learn on but the stitching was unwinding really quick, within 1 season in fact. lm not sure if its just because l use it too rough or because its just cheap. l noticed teh higher models have foot padding while this one didn't. dind't bother me much but l thought l should mention that also for those that wonder. The strap didnt really sit well on my ankle, it didnt form to my boot instead had like little crease that dug onto my boot causing some damage. overall, l would buy again if l was just starting out, probably not when l get better though since there isn't any additional features that l would like to see. ajustability seemed good, was able to adjust all the areas l wanted it.
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"Decent"
Pros: Burton Quality, Well Designed Shape,
Cons: The ratchets are weird,
Got these for the wifey. She did 65 days on them and they're still in good shape. They're a little too flexi for advanced riders, but ok for beginner and intermediate. The ratchets (especially the toe one) are kinda weird, then slip while you're doing them up, so it's hard to get them super tight.
Decent quality and design as usual from Burton. Great for the price.
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"Good Starter Bindings"
Pros: good price,
Cons: not for experts,
These are a good pair of bindings to get if you're just starting off. They work well i've had mine for a year and have had no problems with them. If you're just starting out and don't want to spend too much on bindings citizens are a good option.
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"Not bad for a basic pair ot bindings"
Pros: comfortable, affordable, no pressure points
Cons: a bit heavy,
i have to say, for a pair of lower end of the brand/basic bindings, these performed pretty good. they are super comfortable and no pressure points at all. its not super responsive since its mid-flex but it does get the job done. i only recommend these bindings with the burton feather (or any other beginner level boards) though. i paired these up with my capita smf and the combo just felt weird.
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"Burton Citizen Snowboard Bindings - Women's "
Pros: Easy use, Comfortable,
Cons: See below,
I like this low cost binding. It works great and comfortable. The only thing is my boots is size 6 with binding size S, it is a little bit short of the straps. But I still can use it w/o problem. Overall, I'll suggest it.
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