Nidecker Supermatic Snowboard First Universal, Dual-Entry, Automatic Binding - Comfortable and Reliable as a Regular Two-Strap Binding - Genuine Game Changer with its Drop in tech

Took a few rides to get it adjusted, just can't be overly tight or it's harder to get my foot in. Over all I'm really happy with these. Feels very secure and it's it's so much quicker to keep up with my husband on skis!!!!They are with the extra $$ and really like that they are universal for all boots. I was concerned about the size. I wear size 3 kids boots and the small fits great. They adjust small enough without going to the tightest setting. Thumbs up, looking forward to the next season.

I had the Burton cartels which had great response and flex but I wanted a step in binding. I got these which feel softer than the cartels but are still responsive. I like that they don't require a specific boot and that you can adjust the tension on the boot as opposed to other step in systems. They are heavier than regular bindings but I haven't noticed a huge difference.

Absolutely WONDERFUL ITEM i am the only snowboarder in my friend group and now my ski friends don't have to wait for me. this is an investment not a purchase

Worth every penny. Seems we'll built. Hopefully lasts for years. Worth the money to not literally step in as you are riding off the chair lift.

I loved these easy step in bindings! I read all the reviews i could find, I found some of the negative reviews to NOT exist for me! I think for the money they are great! Stepping in was so easy and i always felt secure!

Extremely disappointed with my purchase.. the plastic ratchet broke the first time that I used these and I was 1 day outside of the return window. I really wish I could get a refund with how expensive these are. I bought the exact same bindings through their website and they also broke, so this is truly a manufacturer issue and these are made cheaply.

The media could not be loaded. Awesome upgrades for bindings. The security of ratcheting straps with the ease of quick release/entry. Game changers for us old guys still snowboarding. No more sitting down at the top of the lift to get your back foot strapped. Works great with my Burton boots.

Overall, I do love these bindings. I have had flow #2 bindings for the past 8+ years. These are much quicker, and you don’t need to stop once you get it down! It has taken a little to get used to the new step in and release. Sometimes when stepping in, your foot gets caught in the strap or you accidentally clip the back support closed, and it locks your bindings, so you have to stop. I wish it only locked in when your foot hits the actual step in the binding and not by pushing the binding closed. My only other annoyance is you need to pull the latch to release the lock. It would be a much better design to push down on the latch. Pulling up your hand and foot at the same time is strange and kind of like patting your head and rubbing your stomach, you mess it up. The last concern is with the plastic material and longevity, but so far so good. My last recommendation would be to give better install instructions. The latches go on the inside. It seems like they should go on the outside, but the instructions did not say and I had to find a video to make sure. Otherwise, I highly recommend them and would pick them over my old flow bindings.