I love not having to sit down to strap myself into my bindings! But you do need a perfectly flat piece of ground or else you'll just start sliding down the mountain as you're trying to force your boot into the binding.
Since these binding are for beginners/intermediate, the features aren't all built out. For example, when unlatching the hiback, the straps are stationary unlike the Flow Omni's ActiveStrap technology. I knew that when I purchased the bindings, so I can't fault Flow for that. But can I request that the Omni come in small...pleasssse!!!
Due to the lack of ActiveStrap tech of this Juno binding, just know that this makes it more difficult to get in and out of the binding. You really need quite a bit of force to get your foot in. I had to use the hiback like a shoe-horn to leverage my boots into the bindings. It takes some adjusting to, but it seemed natural within a few trips up the lift.
I did take a star off because I quickly noticed the buckle/lever on the hiback gets scraped up on the edge of the snowboard as it rubs on it while you get your boot in the binding. Quality doesn't seem quite there, but it's ok for the price.