Union Trilogy 2010-2020 Snowboard Binding Review

Very frustrating to setup. Not ridden them yet as the high back angle adjustment screws won’t push in. Tempted to stick to my Burton Lexas and send these back.

I have the 2015 version of these bindings, and--like many others here have said--I have had a lot of problems with the straps. I lost a few screws on my second day with these bindings, and that was something that had never happened to me before. I replaced the screws, though, and now I just have to remember to tighten the screws on my straps every few days I ride.

However, I've also had a few pieces actually break. After about 30 days of riding, a toe strap ripped off. Next, after about 100 days of riding, I broke one of my ladders. And then an ankle strap snapped a few days after that. Which sucks.

Somehow, though, I'm still using these bindings, and I'm actually considering buying another pair of Trilogies next year because despite all of their problems, they are extremely comfortable and fun to ride and I've progressed a lot while wearing them. These bindings even feel light and comfortable and pressure-point-free while riding the chairlift with the board dangling below.

As for the (2015) ratchets, they aren't as smooth and fast as the ones on my old (2011) K2 Cassettes, but they're still fast enough that I can strap in just as quickly as anyone else.

The highbacks on these are apparently kinda tall for some people, but I'm just under 5'3," which is slightly shorter than average, and I didn't have any issue with them. I feel like they support me well on heelside turns, and they are pretty flexible laterally too, but the forward-lean adjuster didn't seem to make much of a difference if that's something you're into.

They also look really cool. Even as I start to get some holes in the fabric of the ankle strap and the paint continues to chip off the metal heel cup, people compliment them and ask if they're new. And if you were paying really close attention to the women riders in the olympics this year, you'd have noticed that a bunch of them were using the Trilogies :)

Overall, these bindings have been a pain in the [neck], but I've also worn them a lot and put them through the wringer this year, so I'm not really surprised that they've had some issues, and I love how they feel. There's a good chance that the next set of bindings I buy will be another pair of Trilogies. So I'd still recommend them... I think... just bring a screwdriver wherever you go and be prepared to befriend the shop guy :)

I've had mine for over a year now and have more than 120 days on them and they've held up great. No issues with the straps, last year in March I hit a tree and broke my board and my right hi-back and Union sent me replacement parts right away and they were at my door in 2 days.They're very lightweight and I like how the 3D designed toe strap hugs your toe cap regardless of the shape of your boot. Amazing customer service and the quality is unreal.

Had the ankle strap snap on my trilogies after maybe 15 days of riding. They replaced it after being bounced around their customer service people. Then the replacement ankle strap snapped, and I had to deal with their extremely unorganized customer service once more. Took weeks to send/receive replacements. Also when they replaced the ratchets, they sent me parts from a 2004 set..... I do noooot recommend buying from Union.

I bought theses thinking that they were awesome. The first time I used my new pair, the front strap broke. It was a mess to try to get help from customer service. The straps are poorly made, the bindings are heavy. I dont like them at all and the company did not allowed me to return them. I dont recommend this product.