Replying to Best bindings for touring?

Hey, so I want to get into backcountry and touring, but I'm still really unsure about bindings. I hear that pin bindings are the most ideal for touring, but that frame bindings are better for if you plan on also skiing in-bounds, which I do plan on doing. Except, that they also seem to have a lot of problems? I see the "Shift" binding being mentioned frequently.

So I'm looking for suggestions for a binding that I could ride in and out of bounds or maybe even some laps in the park. I guess what I'm looking for is the best frame binding?
Thanks