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Szczegóły produktu
Nr artykułu
Sposób jazdy
- All Mountain
Poziom jazdy
- Średnio
- Zaawansowany
Sztywność
- 7
Flex
- Sztywny
Kraj produkcji
- China
Płeć
- Kobiety
Ekologia
- Materiały z recyklingu
Waga
- 2032 g
Kompatybilność
- The Channel®
- Standard Inserts
Features
- Podkładka amortyzująca wiązania
- Rotacja wiązań
Zapięcia butów
- Step On®
Opis produktu
Step in, ride on, have fun – the Burton Step On Binding
The Burton Step On Re:Flex Binding makes snowboarding simple – no straps, no adjustments, just step in and go. With three secure connection points, you get a reliable hold and a natural board feel thanks to the Re:Flex™ construction. Whether you're cruising groomers, hitting the park, or exploring powder lines, this binding offers intuitive handling, high comfort, and consistent performance across all terrains.
Highback
The FLAD™ system allows tool-free micro-adjustments to your forward lean – dial it in for more control on icy turns or keep it loose for freestyle flow.
Baseplate
The Re:Flex™ baseplate, made from an 18 % short-glass/nylon composite, offers responsive flex and a smooth ride. It's compatible with all major mounting systems. The FullBED cushioning system, featuring a trapdoor design, delivers all-day comfort and easy access to your mounting hardware.
- Step On® system with heel and toe connection
- Re:Flex™ baseplate with short-glass/nylon composite
- Re:Flex™ FullBED cushioning system
- FLAD™ system for forward lean adjustment
- Compatible with 4x4, 2x4, Channel, and 3D® (via Burton Rider Service)
- Reground materials to reduce waste
- Only compatible with Burton Step On® boots
- Flex: Medium
O Burton
Burton is one of the longest standing pillars of snowboarding and they have been innovating and changing the way people enjoy the outdoors for 50 years already. Their main goal is to give you the best possible experience on and off the mountain, any day of the year. Their go-getter attitude is contagious and we hope they ignite your spark to do things you never thought possible.


