Do these fit a board without Burton's Channel?

Yes. The Re:Flex baseplate mounts to standard 4x2 insert patterns as well as Burton's Channel, so they work on most boards.

Are these good for beginners?

They can work for a first or second season, but the all-mountain flex rewards riders who already have basic turning down. True beginners may prefer a softer, cheaper binding.

How do they compare with Burton step-on bindings?

Straps take longer to fasten than step-ons, but they fit any boot and cost less. Step-ons require Burton step-on boots.

What size binding should I get?

Match the binding size to your boot's mondopoint or US size using Burton's size chart. Boots near a size break can often go either way.

Are they stiff enough for freeriding?

They are a mid-flex all-mountain binding. Aggressive freeride riders usually want a stiffer highback and baseplate.

Burton Strap Experience Snowboard Bindings

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Our take on the Burton Strap Experience Snowboard Bindings

The Burton Strap Experience is an all-mountain snowboard binding built around Burton's Re:Flex baseplate, which flexes with the board underfoot for a smoother ride than a rigid disc. It uses a traditional two-strap setup with a highback, aimed at riders who want a simple, durable binding rather than a step-on system. It suits intermediate riders covering groomers, park and light powder on most boards.