Great Value 2-Piece Set! "B' Cable Pro" - Just Like the Genuine Article! This is an extension cable kit for the boot release lever, specifically designed for BURTON StepOn bindings. It is also sold at some BURTON authorized retailers. While similar products inspired by the B' Cable are available, the method of attaching it to the lever and the sliding part below the ball were invented by me and perfected with the cooperation of numerous testers, instructors, and professional riders. Recommended for: ● Those who frequently get on and off lifts and have difficulty with low postures. ● Those with knee, back, or hip problems. ● Use in uneven terrain such as powder or tree runs. ● Instructors who frequently strap in and out, powder tour guides, and professional riders. Simply pull the ball at the tip about 20 cm above the normal lever position! You can release your boots smoothly without having to bend down deeply. Currently used by many instructors, professionals, and former demonstrators. We've made it easy to attach and detach from the binding at any time with reusable zip ties. After riding, you can quickly remove it without tools to put it in your board bag or load it in your car. ☆ Easy Installation in Just 30 Seconds! 1. First, thread the ring of the cable through the lever. 2. Then, simply secure it to the highback in two places with the included zip ties. *Comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of shipment. *In case of damage or defective products, we will replace them free of charge upon return. (However, scratches, bent wires, and broken zip ties are not covered.) *We cannot compensate for any damage to the binding, scratches, or accidents resulting from them under any circumstances. *For safety, we recommend carrying spare zip ties while riding. ○ Please Note *This product has had its design and structure, including installation methods, registered as an industrial design with the Japan Patent Office to protect its intellectual property. Please do not manufacture or sell imitations of this product. Search terms: Genesis, Flux, Union