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Instant Connection System

Step On® is the game-changing boot-to-binding interface that gets you locked in faster, with more control and response the moment you drop in. Spend less time bent over your bindings, and more time on snow.

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Close-up of a snowboarder's Step On boot and bindings on an orange snowboard in the snow.

Engineered to Connect

➼ Three Connection Points: Two at the toe, one at the heel for a secure connection.

➼ Strap-Free Design: Instant, hands-free connection. Just Step On® and ride.

➼ Direct Connection: More immediate response and control from every movement.

➼ Consistent Feel: Locks in the same every time for predictable performance you can trust.

Why Step On®?

Who doesn't want more laps? Step On® delivers instant connection and responsive performance so you can get in more, faster. Don't worry about terrain. Whether you're lapping park or earning your turns in the backcountry, Step On® does it all.

Why Burton Step On®?

As the original innovator behind Step On®, Burton offers the most complete lineup of Step On® boots and bindings. From entry-level packages to pro-level performance, we've got your setup.

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Rob Roethler boardsliding a rail on his snowboard with Step On boots and bindings.

Men's Step On®

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A woman in a purple jacket carrying her snowboard up the hill in the snow.

Women's Step On®

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Two snowboarders in winter gear pose in the snow. The person on the left wears a dark camouflage snow jacket, black helmet, gold-tinted goggles, and holds a brown snowboard. The person on the right has a blue jacket and is sticking out their tongue at the camera.

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Step On® FAQ

Discover everything you need to know about Step On and find answers to our most frequently asked questions.

"How do I get in?"

STEPPING ON -

It really is as easy as, "heel, toe, go". Step into the binding heel-first to engage the heel clip, then press down your toes until you hear the clicks.

"How do I get out?"

STEPPING OUT –

Getting out is even easier than getting in. Just pull the lever on the heel of the binding and twist your foot. Boom, you're out.

"Does it work in powder?"

POWDER – 

Yes! Step On works great in powder. Just brush the snow out of your footbed before you step on (like you would with any binding).

"Do they work in park?"

PARK –

Tweak, press, big go, stomp hard–the best riders in the world have put it to the test. Now it's your turn.

"Are they good for beginners?"

BEGINNERS –

Step On is great for all levels of riding. Its ease of use and convenience both simplifies and streamlines the beginner's experience.

"Are they responsive?"

RESPONSE –

Some riders even say that Step Ons are more responsive than traditional bindings due to the heel-toe connections. They love to carve.

"Can I use it on any board?"

COMPATIBILITY –

Step On is compatible with all major mounting systems, which means you can use it with any board out there (not just Burton's).

"So, I don't have to sit down?"

SITTING DOWN –

That's right. Never sit down to strap in again. It's fast and easy, so you can get right to riding.

"What about ice build up?"

ICE & SNOW –

Step On has undergone countless hours of rider testing. Just scrape any ice from the footbed like you would with a traditional binding.

"Will I pop out of my bindings?"

SECURITY -

We've been doing testing and R&D on Step On since 2006. You're just as safe on Step Ons as you are in strap bindings.

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Digital Manuals

Still have questions? Check out our user guides for Step On, Step On EST, Step On Split, and Step On Grom

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