We’ve read the reviews across the web for the Burton Hitchhiker Splitboard Binding and summarize the results below:
Universal Ranking
PeakScore: N/A (out of 100)
User Rating: 4.3 stars 
Expert Rating: N/A stars 
Number of Ratings Reviewed: 78
Pros & Cons
Reasons to buy:
User Reviews
- Easy to work with and adjust for functionality.
- The bindings are soft and responsive for ideal functionality and performance.
- Lightweight design makes it a great choice for the climbs.
- Remains strong and durable despite being lightweight.
- Simple to install and smooth transition for functionality.
- Good value of product for the price you pay.
Expert Reviews
- Provides quickness and efficiency on the ascent due to the angle of the highback and construction.
- Comfortable and fits well due to the hammock strap.
- Lightweight for all-day comfort and ease-of-use.
- Combines the performance of Spark Tesla systems with the comfort and stability of Burton bindings.
- Uses high-technology for ample performance capabilities.
- Comfortable to use during both the ascent and descent.
Reasons NOT to buy:
User Reviews
- Some reports of the screws coming loose if you do not fully tighten them in the beginning.
- Some reports of it being slightly difficult and tedious to get out of climb modes.
- The toe strap ladder can fall out during use which limits the functionality.
- The high back is hard to adjust when the conditions are icy.
- There should be an easier way to adjust the highback for convenience.
Summary:
The Burton Hitchhiker Splitboard Binding is a lightweight, comfortable, and functional binding that works well on both the ascents and descents. Despite taking a bit longer to get on and off and having some issues with quick adjustments, the splitboard binding is responsive, a good value for the money, and functional in a variety of conditions.
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Note: User and expert rankings were reviewed across the web. Some expert reviews include these: 1, 2.