56fish wrote:


All of Burton's gear is prone to breakage, but they are also very, very
open to replacing their gear (have been known to honor the warranty if
even you did damage you board on a rail). Of course you still have to
ship the board to them and wait for a replacement.


Get real dude! I've sold hundreds, really - hundreds, of Burton
boards, boots & bindings. Other than newbies stepping on and, breaking
the toe strap ladders, of Freestyle bindings of the 2005 vintage - I
can count the failures on one foot.


Be sure to count mine.

Loved the Mission bindings, but experienced strap breakage (Super cold
weather) and a missing flad.

As posted earlier, Burton's warranty department is excellent and
replaced the items quickly.