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Your snowboard binding can now match your office chair with the release of these new Burton CO2 snowboard bindings that were inspired by the famous Herman Millers Aeron Chair.

As you can see theres quite a resemblance at the back of the bindings where the Aeron’s Y-shape structure is used to provide support and allows riders to set their own angle of forward lean using a dial.

Burton say the CO2 bindings are:

Quite possibly the world’s most perfect freestyle binding, the CO2™ rides in a league all its own thanks to its unique dual-component baseplate construction. Softer materials underfoot increase lateral flex, while stiffer materials along the outer spars ramp up edge-to-edge response. Try doing that with metal! Check the mind-reading control and forget-it’s-there feel of the canted Living Hinge™ hi-back—complete with our tough as nails, yet featherweight, Real Mesh.

• 50:50 Carbon Fiber/Nylon Composite Spar
• B3 Gel Heel Cushioning
• Canted Hi-Back Design
• Dual-Component
• Dual-Component Smooth Glideâ„¢ Buckles
• Gapless Baseplate Padding

The bindings are available for around $390

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