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Burton Step On Re:Flex Snowboard Bindings 2025
The most basic, medium flex option from the Burton Step On line. These are going to work best for anyone looking for a mellow or playful ride. It's an easygoing feel without being too forgiving.
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You get the convenience of the step on with elite performance. These bindings are the SH*T
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REVIEWED BY: 
Garrett Finn
Redefining the way we engage with our snowboard, the Burton Step On Binding creates the opportunity for a more convenient riding experience without compromising an ounce of performance. Using three points of attachment, the Step On Binding is able to provide a feeling identical to that of a traditional binding, without the hassle of straps that are likely tightened at a different tension each run. Updated with new toe hooks that grip your boot cleats better for an even more precise attachment. Because of the direct attachment from boot to binding, the Step On Binding delivers an immediate response with precision and control. This version of the Step On binding, the Step On Re:Flex is a medium flex binding that's gonna fall right in the middle in terms of performance. It's not the most aggressive binding, but it's also not a total beginner binding. It's gonna provide that mid-flex feel best suited for casual cruisers or anyone who prefers a playful feel. This binding will pair well with any board, whether that be your versatile all-mountain board or a crazy powder shape that only comes out when the snow is deep...The Step On Re:Flex rips.
Tested by
Mitch Carlin
Neil Soucy
Tech Specs
- Flex/ Medium (6 out of 10)
- Compatibility/ 2x4, 4x4, the Channel
- Built By/ Kiel-Nindl GMBH, Austria
- Chassis/ Composite
- Designed By/ Burton Snowboards
- Size Chart/ Small: 7 - 8, Medium: 8.5 - 10.5, Large: 11 - 13
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A winner for any progressing riders looking to make the switch over to Step On. Mid-flex is really all you need out of a binding unless you're trying to send the hardest. If that's the case, you might want something a little stiffer.
