They’re beyond impressive. Heard mixed reviews prior to purchase about boot fit and responsiveness. They’re more responsive than regular bindings. Obvi easy to click in n quick. I’ve used the, on approximately 10 trips so it’s a in depth review. Of he bindings and boots. Use DC boots for the comfort and stiffness. I used the DC step on boots and don’t regret the change. It’ll give you the best performance, comfort, and responsiveness with the step one. Makes me curious to see how the low backs compare to these already Impressive bindings. You’ll be down the mountain while others are still binding up.

Ultimately, I'd primarily consider your riding crew and budget before purchasing the Step On Bindings. If your snowboard buddies rock traditional straps, you're just going to be waiting around anyway. But if your riding partners ski or like to explore the mountain without getting into anything too committing, give the Burton Step Ons a try. Another consideration is that once you go Step On, you're commited until you decide to change your entire setup — boots and bindings. Burton's proprietary ecosystem doesn't come cheap and the more limited selection of Step On compatible boots won't fit every single foot, so I'd recommend trying on the boots before making the plunge.

I order the Burton step on boots and binding for my snowboard. I wear size 9 with my regular Burton snowboard boots. One of my friend recommended me to do half size up base on his experience. So I ordered based on his recommendation. After receiving the boot and tried them out, I find it is too big. The return process from altitude sport for the boot is very efficient. I am very impressed. After switching to my normal boot size, Burton step on binding and boot combo works flawlessly. They feel just like regular binding. Putting them on is super quick. Highly recommended products from Burton.