Burton Cartel vs Jones Mercury

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You can see here that the strap is built with this two-part construction. There is a softer wider section which closely wraps and conforms to the shap...

I've broken some straps, but the ladders and buckles still operate like day one: butter. The bindings themselves are getting a bit shaggy but still ride very well. I'm convinced that the Cartel is the most dialed in binding in the industry. Really smooth mid-stiff flex, plenty of mobility from the relatively flexible highback, fairly responsive heel-to-toe, great feedback from the re:flex base plates, and probably the best buckles in the industry

Hello snowboarders of the internet. I'm your host Avron LaFever and in this video, we're gonna review the Jones Mercury snowboard binding for 2020. Th...

The stiffer flex is very noticeable, but in a good way. I don't ride with any forward lean, but it still has a very direct feel so that the slightest ...

It does cup the back of your boot Perfectly. Well at the end of the day, it's a high back you can drive into but it's still got a little lateral play ...

They are stiff enough to get lots out of the board, give plenty of support, but mostly I like they way the straps fit, and I have never needed to replace or repair anything after the first setup.

The high back is that right height where it doesn't cause heel bites, so they're not too high, not too low, just right where you need it. It's got a m...