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Burton Children's Smalls Re:Flex Snowboard Binding

$159.95

Kid-Specific Flex with Full-Size Durability! Burton's® Children's Smalls Re:Flex™ Snowboard Binding brings kid-specific flex for all-terrain riding. Burton's Smooth Glide™ buckle system is built to last with aluminum levers, a steel base, and a polycarbonate barrel.

The Re:Flex baseplate unlocks the board's true flex and feel, in ways no traditional disc binding can. Because kids are hard on their gear, Burton uses the same proven materials and pro-grade ankle straps as their adult gear to keep kids riding lap after lap, all season long.

  • Re:Flex mounting system dramatically improves board flex and feel while also reducing weight
  • MicroFLAD™ System uses lever and sliding plate system to set forward lean angle of hi-back
  • Compatible with all major snowboard mounting systems
  • Basic Hi-Back construction
  • Fits kids' boots size: 4K-7K

Style Number: BUR105751001L, BUR105751300L

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Jake Burton Carpenter founded Burton® Snowboards out of his Vermont barn back in 1977 and has dedicated his life to snowboarding ever since. Burton served a pivotal role in growing snowboarding from a backyard hobby to a world-class sport by creating groundbreaking products, supporting the world's best riders and pushing more resorts to allow snowboarding.