Open bench
Hold a setup here, change the gear, then hold the next one.
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—Gear room 01 / beginner fit lab
See the fit.
Then tilt it.
Build the whole setup—not three separate purchases. Change the board, binding and boot, then rotate the result and lean it toward the snow.
Use this to spot mismatches. It is an educational geometry screen, not a safety certification or substitute for fitting the real equipment.
Walk in with a setup
Beginner all-mountain
Burton Cultivator 150
- Length
- 150 cm
- Waist
- 247 mm
- Load
- 54–82 kg
Opening the gear room…
Hold two setups
Compare without losing your place
Open bench
Hold a setup here, change the gear, then hold the next one.
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—Six gates / one assembled setup
What the lab is checking
The waist number is only a starting point. The lab calculates the board beneath each foot after stance width, setback and binding angles are applied.
- 01—Check
Board load
Calculating…
- 02—Check
Boot → binding
Calculating…
- 03—Check
Binding → board
Calculating…
- 04—Check
Stance range
Calculating…
- 05—Check
Edge clearance
Calculating…
- 06—Check
Flex balance
Calculating…
Calculating local width and footprint…
—Calculating local width and footprint…
—The fitting route
Start at the foot.
Work toward the snow.
- 01Fit the boot
Your measured foot and the actual shell come first. Mondo is a starting label, not the exterior footprint.
- 02Fit the binding
Match size and connection system, then center the boot without unwanted movement.
- 03Fit the board
Check rider range and mounting pattern before looking at local width under both feet.
- 04Bench-check it
Mount the real setup, adjust heelcup and gas pedal, and physically test toe and heel clearance.
- 05Read the physics
The lab projects the rounded boot and binding footprint at each angle, then estimates contact with clearance = arctan(height ÷ overhang). Feel notes describe tendencies, not guarantees.