[Revvi]

Since your talking 2nd hand bindings… the only relevant factor would be whats available for sale in your area…

Easy to say just slap on Rome DODs, Burton Cartels, Union Atlas or K2 Lien ATs… as those bindings pretty much work with all boards.

But if those aren’t available for sale near you… then it’s all kind of moot…

 

[Board Doctor]

If you don’t mind a more locked in feel and a rougher ride (should have damp boots), I‘d look for Flux. With the one piece chassis (no heel loop adjustment), there’s just less to loosen and less to go wrong. The bolts are all tool-less as well. Mine have stood up really well… not a bunch of foam to deteriorate either (hence the ride).

 

[wrathfuldeity]

Just update your ratchets and ladders... I use burtons might be found at Replacement Snowboard Binding Parts and Hardware – FixMyBinding.com

 

[Board Doctor]

Just update your ratchets and ladders... I use burtons might be found at Replacement Snowboard Binding Parts and Hardware – FixMyBinding.com

For 17 year old bindings with a broken highback? I try to be environmentally conscious... but really?

 

[Kevington]

Burton Cartel Snowboard Bindings | eBay

<p>snowboard bindings size XL BURTON CARTEL. </p><p>Used on 5 holidays so there is marks and scratches as shown in pictures, but in perfect working condition + spare straps included. </p>

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[ALshooter_79]

I went from an older pair of cartels to Union Strata and they are great. Very damp and cushioned with great response and can still tweak well.

 

[Donostio]

Thank you all. I found some 2020 Union Force on Facebook Marketplace. They will look good with the board and should be nice and responsive.