I think that's exactly the reason they put it on the outside

If is there is because of a reason simple as that .

yeah I rode one season with them on the outside when I switched last year to inside I'm definitely not going back.

@@spyghetti yeah, they really work well, wry practical and easy to get in and out, just glad somebody else switched over and can’t switch back either! 😳

so no issues with kicking the lever and releasing the binding accidentally while skating or on a lift? Just got these and I cant reach to the outside because short trex arms and dad belly lol

@@nobicepz I swapped them to the inside. Check it out, much better set up IMO.

I naturally put my front foot n the front binding. Even when I used Straps to didn’t need the Buckles to tell me which Boot went to which Binding.

You have also written on the bottom LEFT or RIGHT :)

Your mind is easily blown

@@1984session ok newbie, if you go back to the initial launch of the step ons youll see just how against them kevin had been. Dont stress though i doubt youll have much more engagement on these vids :)

The only time it's difficult is when I'm releasing right binding with left hand. Curious how easy it is to kick yourself out when the lever is on the inside...

Or your left arm releases the right binding lever and your right arm releases the left 🙂

I cranked mine all the way and had no issue and I'm size 13 boots.

@@Clluthu Some people have experienced that problem, and moving the footbed forward always seems to solve it. If it's not happening for you, great. Just putting the info out there for anyone who experiences it. It's also possible that last season's toe clip update somehow helped.

I'm looking into getting the SO, I'm a boot size 8 which uses the last notch on S binding, if I want to add forward lean, I'll need to go to the M binding?

@@micofok730 No. Mens Size 8 will only work with mens small binding. S,M,L have different distances between the cleat and toe studes, so the toe studs on a mens Size 8 wouldn't reach the toe clips on the mens medium binding. That does mean that you won't be able to move the footbed forward with sizes 8, 10.5 and 12.5. I'd just back off the forward lean until it doesn't cause this problem. Also, going to a stiffer boot can give you heel-side response with less forward lean.

Glad it was helpful!

Phillips #2 is what is needed for the highback adjustment forward lean and a Phillips #3 is standard use for the screws securing the bindings to the board.

No problem

You lucky dog. I’d die to go to Whistler. Mount Wash was packed last Saturday.

yes it’s safe to do so. had mine reversed for 2 seasons so far. they fit the same way. greatest hack so far for me on these 👌

Hi, did you accidentally open your binding or kick the lever while skating or on a lift? I just got the bindings and for fucks sake my arms are just too short to reach the outside lever (and of course my dad belly)

@@nobicepz It seems like I had the same issue as you did with the levers when they were located on the outside of the Burton Step-On bindings. I had a hard time reaching to the outside to release those levers. I've since switched the levers to the inside, as Kevin demonstrates and it's waaaaayyyy better. I think you'd like that and it's easy to swap them. No issues with accidentally kicking the lever while on the lift so far. I love the Burton genesis bindings (2022-2023). I previously bought the Nideckers and hated them in just about every way.

Move your footbed half size bigger. I had the same issue.

@@somevietguy514 I've got a 14W boot... The footbed is already maxed out.

That should have said lean, not Lynn🤣

When you have wider stance thatn normal then it is closer to levers when they are on the inside. I`m still using them outside though.

some of the boots have an across-the-ankle strap that serves the purpose of the traditional strap pretty well

if you have Burton shoes might try the wide version, not sure if other brands have that option as well. Or just try other brands, I suppose for each type of foot a certain brand might fit better just like different brands of motorcycle helmets fit certain head shapes better.

For me I know that the Front Binding is near the Wider Nose of the Board. I also know that my Right Boot goes into the front Binding. That was the first thing I learned.

When doing a heelside turn it's all highback leverage that does the work. More angle on the highback means more response on heelside. It also means you can't really get your knees straight on catwalks without being forced to your heel edge, so it's a trade off

@@samhunter6813 But it's not with the Step Ons; as I mentioned, the boot and the binding are one with this system

@@fudhater8592 The heel clip has no bearing at all on heel side turns, only toe side. So unless you only pressure heel side turns by pulling up on your toes, it's all high back.

@@samhunter6813 Not sure where you're getting this information but it's incorrect. You can completely remove the highback and they will still function.

And doing the lever swap means they are now reversed on the sticker 😂

@@samhunter6813 no..... the base and backing are directional.... so the sticker doesnt change, just the lever location.... Gotta think, your left shoe doesnt become a right shoe just because you change the laces, theres a shape to the shoe The lever retainer plates are likely symmetrical so they can cut production cost on the lever assembly, but the levers are either forward or reversed which just swaps which way the bolt/nut go into the hole, and depending on the design of a product, it wont often matter on a bolt/nut application which side the bolt/nut are on as long as theyre both there (as a mechanic) Of course there are applications where it could matter and you want the bolt directional to prevent it from backing out on itself.... say a left-hand-thread bolt which is lefty-tighty instead of lefty-loosey but if the bolt is the same thread orientation on both the forward and the mirror, then the threads likely dont have the potential to back themselves out

@@assassin_asa The sticker is on the lever piece. So now his left binding has a sticker that says Right. I have a pair.

And December is the 10th month because Dec = 10.

for those interested it was emperor Julius and emperor Augustus that screwed that for everyone because they wanted months in their names in the middle of the year.

I've seen a bit of take up in the last season they are gaining popularity and are available at my local hire shops as well adults and kids.

why?