The key part of mounting Burton Snowboards bindings is understanding your stance, and then you can mount up.
* The first step is to establish your stance.
* Adjust your binding straps. To know if binding straps are the correct length, place a laced boot in each binding and increase or decrease the length of the straps so that the centre of the straps always sit on the centre of the boot.
* Adjust the toe ramps. The footbed of some bindings will extend to provide an additional lift on your toe edge (to prevent toe drag on deep toeside carves). Adjust the toe ramp to the appropriate length using the boot as a guide.
* Test your stance and adjust as necessary. Place the bindings on the board in your desired mounting locations and angles.
* Using only your fingers, get a screw started in each hole that is being used and loosely tighten.
* ·Optimise the stance by adjusting the width, angles, and toe/heel centering once more.
* Using only a screwdriver, hand tighten each bolt.
* Retighten after your first run. Drop into the tuning station at the base area after your first run to double-check that all your screws are still tight.