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Description
The Burton Freestyle Re:Flex is a men's two-strap snowboard binding on Burton's Re:Flex disc mount, carrying Burton's Happy Medium stiffness label, which Burton pairs here with a playful, smooth-flexing feel. It sells for $189.95.
The baseplate is made of a single material, what Burton calls Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate, and this model's tech card names a Medium Disc, which Burton credits with natural board movement and dependable control. The ankle strap is a Reactstrap, Burton's plain strap without an exterior spring, and the toe strap is the original Supergrip Capstrap that wraps the whole toe; both close on Smooth Glide buckles, with FullBED cushioning underfoot. Forward lean is set on the hi-back with MicroFLAD, a lever and sliding plate.
Burton points it at groomers and natural features, and its stiffness guide steers riders who can already link turns toward medium bindings. It is the wrong binding for riders after quick, stiff response.
Burton's Re:Flex system takes 2x4, 4x4 and Channel patterns when paired with the right disc, while 3D-pattern Burton boards from before 2014 need a 3D Hinge Disc, which does not come in the box. Binding size goes by boot: M spans US men's 8-11, and L begins at 10. Because Burton's 2019 manual and its 2023 guide do not agree on the disc in the box, we check the disc and screws against your board, and your boot in the binding, and we mount it if you bought your board from us.
Specs
- Style number: 105441
- Mounting System: Re:Flex™
- Baseplate Materials: Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate
- Ankle Straps / Buckles: Reactstrap™, Smooth Glide™ Buckles
- Toe Straps / Buckles: Supergrip Capstrap™, Smooth Glide™ Buckles
- Hi-Back FLAD: MicroFLAD™
- Sustainability: Includes Reground Materials
- Burton personality (flex feel): Happy Medium
Details
- Type
- Snowboard Binding
- Vendor
- Burton
- SKU
- 105441BEVM
- UPC / GTIN
- 197183359534
Airstream Blue / M
Burton Freestyle Re:Flex
Freestyle family · 2026/27
Flex
Happy Medium
This is the brand’s own wording, not a number, and it does not compare across brands.
Burton rates the Freestyle Re:Flex Happy Medium, the same label as the $299.95 Cartel Re:Flex, and prices it at $189.95. Against the Cartel, Burton lists a MicroFLAD lever and sliding plate where the Cartel has a DialFLAD dial, polycarbonate where the Cartel has a 30% short-glass/nylon composite, and a Reactstrap where the Cartel has the Hammockstrap 2.0; the Freestyle's page names a Medium Disc and the Cartel's names none.
The Freestyle Re:Flex costs $110 less than the Cartel, and Burton gives it a playful, smooth flex. It loses to the Cartel for riders who want dial adjustment and the short-glass/nylon baseplate, and to the $349.95 Cartel X Re:Flex for anyone after Burton's stiff tier. On first-day riders Burton's own guides differ: one calls a medium binding a good place to start, another points complete novices to soft bindings, so this review takes neither side.
Technology
Re:Flex
Burton's disc mounting system. Burton says it improves board flex and feel, cuts weight and works with all major board mounting systems; its mounting guide pairs each board pattern with a matching Re:Flex disc, and the 3D Hinge Disc for pre-2014 Burton 3D boards is not included.
Single-Component Baseplate
One material throughout; on this model, Burton's Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate. Burton says a single material gives consistent response and feel on any terrain.
Medium Disc
The disc Burton names on this model's tech card. Burton describes a balanced blend of flex and response for all-around riding.
MicroFLAD
Burton's lever-and-sliding-plate system on the hi-back for setting forward lean. Burton: more lean gives an active, quicker response; less gives a more relaxed one.
Reactstrap
Burton's strap guide calls the React strap a back-to-basics ankle strap, similar to its Hammockstrap but without the exterior spring, built for consistent, no-frills performance.
Supergrip Capstrap
A toe strap that wraps across the whole toe of the boot and, Burton says, pulls it down and back into the heel cup.
Smooth Glide Buckles
Burton calls them easy to secure, reliable and smooth, and says they are built from bomb-proof materials.
FullBED cushioning
Burton's underfoot cushioning on this model, which it says maximizes comfort and minimizes fatigue.
Features
- ·Includes reground materials
Strengths
- +With matching discs, Re:Flex fits Channel, 4x4 and 2x4 boards.
- +Burton says its Medium Disc balances flex and response underfoot.
- +The Freestyle Re:Flex costs $189.95, against $299.95 for the Cartel Re:Flex.
- +Reactstrap is Burton's no-frills ankle strap, with no exterior spring.
Best For
Riders past the basics who want Burton's playful, smooth-flexing Happy Medium binding for groomers and natural features, on a Re:Flex binding that, with the matching disc, can move between 2x4, 4x4 and Channel boards, with a boot inside Burton's M (US men's 8-11) or L (US men's 10+) range.
Limitations
- −Forward lean uses a MicroFLAD lever, not a DialFLAD dial.
- −Burton's own documents disagree on which disc ships in the box.
- −3D-pattern boards need Burton's 3D Hinge Disc, which is not included.
- −Burton does not publish a weight for the Freestyle Re:Flex.
Not For
Riders who want Burton's stiff tier; that is the Cartel X Re:Flex. Riders who want a DialFLAD dial, a short-glass/nylon baseplate or the Hammockstrap 2.0; Burton lists those on the Cartel Re:Flex. Anyone who needs a size S, since the sizes on this page are M and L. And anyone expecting every board pattern covered without a check, since Burton's documents disagree on the included disc and 3D boards need a separate one.
Sizing
Binding size follows your boot, not your weight or your height.
| Binding | US boot | EU boot |
|---|---|---|
| M | US men's 8-11 (US women's 9-11; UK 7-10; Mondo 26-29) | EU 41-44 |
| L | US men's 10+ (US women's 11+; UK 9+; Mondo 28+) | EU 43+ |
Specs
- Style number
- 105441
- Entry system
- Traditional two-strap (ankle strap + toe strap, Smooth Glide buckles)
- Mounting system
- Re:Flex (disc)
- Board patterns (Burton)
- 2x4 (4x2), 4x4 and The Channel with the matching Re:Flex disc; 3D needs the 3D Hinge Disc, not included
- Disc in the box
- Burton's own documents disagree; checked against your board
- Baseplate
- Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate, single-component
- Ankle strap
- Reactstrap
- Toe strap
- Supergrip Capstrap
- Hi-back
- MicroFLAD forward-lean lever (no Heel Hammock listed on the 26/27 page)
- Disc (Burton tech card)
- Medium Disc
- Cushioning
- FullBED
- Personality (Burton)
- Happy Medium; no numeric flex published
- Sizes
- M, L on this listing (Burton also makes S)
- Sizing basis
- Boot size, per Burton's men's binding chart; never rider weight
- Colorways
- Airstream Blue, Geranium Red, Black
- Weight
- Not published by Burton
- Warranty
- Baseplate: lifetime, which Burton defines as the product's reasonable lifetime; straps and hi-back: one year
- MSRP
- $189.95
Common Questions
- What is the difference between Burton's Freestyle Re:Flex and Cartel Re:Flex?
- Both carry Burton's Happy Medium label and Re:Flex mounting. The Freestyle has a polycarbonate baseplate, a Reactstrap ankle strap, a MicroFLAD lever and a Medium Disc card at $189.95; the $299.95 Cartel pairs a baseplate of 30% short-glass/nylon with a Hammockstrap 2.0 and a DialFLAD dial.
- What size Freestyle Re:Flex should I get?
- Size follows your boot, not your weight. Burton's chart puts M at US men's 8-11 (EU 41-44) and L at US men's 10+ (EU 43+), and it gives no tie-break for the 10-11 overlap, so send us your boot size and we will help you choose.