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Description
The Burton Lexa Re:Flex is a women's two-strap snowboard binding at $299.95 with a Happy Medium Personality, which Burton defines as a medium flex, and Burton publishes no numeric flex figure.
The baseplate is Burton's 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite in a single component, which Burton says keeps response and feel consistent. A Hammockstrap 2.0 ankle strap and a Supergrip Capstrap toe strap close on Smooth Glide buckles. DialFLAD, a rotating dial, sets the hi-back's forward lean: more for a quicker, more active response, less for a relaxed one. Underfoot, Burton lists Re:Flex FullBED cushioning, which it says maximizes comfort and minimizes fatigue.
Burton sells the Lexa on time-tested versatility and a balance of comfort and control, updated with its latest strap and buckle tech. That suits a rider who wants a medium flex on a composite baseplate. It is the wrong binding for a rider after the stiffer, locked-in feel of Burton's Stiff & Aggressive tier, and for strapless entry, which calls for Burton's Step On bindings and boots.
Choose the size from your boot. On this listing the Lexa comes in M and L: Burton's women's chart matches US women's sizes 6-8 (EU 36.5-40) to the M and 8+ (EU 40+) to the L, and S completes Burton's run. Burton lists Re:Flex as compatible with 2x4, 4x4 and The Channel with the right disc, while its pre-2014 3D boards need the 3D Hinge Disc, not included. We help with sizing, and we mount bindings on boards bought from us.
Specs
- Style number: 105451
- Mounting System: Re:Flex™
- Baseplate Materials: 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite
- Ankle Straps / Buckles: Hammockstrap 2.0, Smooth Glide™ Buckles
- Toe Straps / Buckles: Supergrip Capstrap™, Smooth Glide™ Buckles
- Hi-Back FLAD: DialFLAD™
- Sustainability: Includes Reground Materials
- Burton personality (flex feel): Happy Medium
Details
- Type
- Snowboard Binding
- Vendor
- Burton
- SKU
- 105451BE9G
- UPC / GTIN
- 197183358339
Moondust Purple / M
Burton Lexa Re:Flex
Re:Flex family · 2026/27
Flex
Happy Medium
This is the brand’s own wording, not a number, and it does not compare across brands.
Of the five Burton women's strap bindings we review for 26/27, the Lexa Re:Flex is where the baseplate material changes. The Citizen and Scribe list Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate; the Lexa steps to a short-glass/nylon baseplate and a Hammockstrap 2.0, keeping the same Happy Medium label.
A rider who wants Burton's Stiff & Aggressive support should look at the $349.95 Lexa X, which lists a Heel Hammock on the same baseplate material; the Lexa's Tech Specs do not. A rider who wants medium flex on that baseplate is better served by the Lexa at $299.95.
Technology
Re:Flex mounting
Burton's disc mounting system. Burton calls Re:Flex baseplates universally compatible with all major mounting systems and says the system improves board flex and feel while trimming weight; its Re:Flex guide names 2x4, 4x4, 3D and The Channel, each with the matching disc.
Single-Component Baseplate
One material throughout. Burton says this gives consistent response and feel on any terrain, and that the single-component baseplate, hi-back and buckles are more durable.
DialFLAD with Living Hinge
Burton's DialFLAD system with Living Hinge: turn the dial for more lean and an active, quicker response, or less lean for a more relaxed one.
Smooth Glide Buckles
Buckles that Burton says secure easily and attach reliably and smoothly, built from bomb-proof materials for durability.
FullBED cushioning
Burton's Re:Flex underfoot cushioning, aimed at comfort and lower fatigue. Burton does not list its materials.
Features
- ·Hammockstrap 2.0 ankle strap
- ·Supergrip Capstrap toe strap
- ·Includes reground materials
Strengths
- +The baseplate is short-glass/nylon, built as a single component.
- +The ankle strap is a Hammockstrap 2.0 with Smooth Glide buckles.
- +DialFLAD sets forward lean with a rotating dial.
- +Burton pitches its FullBED cushioning for comfort and less fatigue.
Best For
Riders in US women's 6-8 or 8+ boots who want a medium-flex strap binding on a short-glass/nylon baseplate rather than polycarbonate, going on a 2x4, 4x4 or Channel board with the matching Re:Flex disc.
Limitations
- −Burton rates it Happy Medium, a tier below the Lexa X.
- −Its Tech Specs don't list a Heel Hammock; the Lexa X's do.
- −Burton publishes no weight and no numeric flex figure.
- −Burton's own sources conflict on the Channel discs in the box.
Not For
Riders who want Stiff & Aggressive response: Burton gives that rating to the Lexa X, not the Lexa. Budget-first riders, since the $249.95 Scribe and $189.95 Citizen keep the Happy Medium label on a polycarbonate baseplate. Boots under US women's 6, which fall to Burton's S, not on this listing. Riders who want to step in strapless, which is Burton's Step On system with Step On boots. And a pre-2014 Burton 3D board without the separately sold 3D Hinge Disc.
Sizing
Binding size follows your boot, not your weight or your height.
| Binding | US boot | EU boot |
|---|---|---|
| M | US women's 6-8 · US men's 6-7 | EU 36.5-40 |
| L | US women's 8+ · US men's 7-10 | EU 40+ |
Specs
- Style number
- 105451
- Entry system
- Traditional two-strap: ankle strap and toe strap with ratchet buckles
- Mounting system
- Re:Flex (disc)
- Board compatibility (Burton)
- 2x4 · 4x4 · The Channel, each with the matching Re:Flex disc; 3D (Burton boards made before 2014) only with the separately sold 3D Hinge Disc
- Discs in the box
- Burton's documents disagree: its Re:Flex manual lists discs for The Channel and 4x4, its Re:Flex guide lists discs for 2x4 and 4x4.
- Baseplate
- 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite, single-component
- Ankle strap
- Hammockstrap 2.0
- Toe strap
- Supergrip Capstrap
- Buckles
- Smooth Glide Buckles
- Forward-lean adjuster
- DialFLAD (rotating dial)
- Cushioning
- Re:Flex FullBED
- Personality (Burton)
- Happy Medium (Burton tiers: Soft & Playful · Happy Medium · Stiff & Aggressive)
- Numeric flex
- Not published by Burton
- Sizes (Burton)
- S, M, L; this listing is M and L
- Size chart (Burton, women's)
- S: US W 4-6 · EU 34-36.5 · UK 2.5-4 · Mondo 21-23 | M: US W 6-8 · US men's 6-7 · EU 36.5-40 · UK 4-6 · Mondo 23-25 | L: US W 8+ · US men's 7-10 · EU 40+ · UK 6+ · Mondo 25+
- Sizing basis
- Boot size, never rider weight
- Weight
- Not published by Burton
- Warranty (Burton)
- Baseplate lifetime; straps and hi-back one year from purchase
- MSRP
- $299.95
Common Questions
- What is the difference between the Burton Lexa and the Burton Lexa X?
- Both list the same short-glass/nylon baseplate material and DialFLAD. Where the Lexa lists a Hammockstrap 2.0, a Supergrip Capstrap and Smooth Glide buckles, the Lexa X lists an Asym Hammockstrap, a Supergrip Capstrap 2.0, Double Take buckles and a Heel Hammock, which is absent from the Lexa's Tech Specs, and Burton says the Lexa X hi-back goes down to zero forward lean, a range the Lexa's page does not give. Burton rates the Lexa X Stiff & Aggressive and the Lexa Happy Medium, at $349.95 and $299.95.
- What size Burton Lexa should I get, and will it fit my board?
- Size follows your boot: Burton's women's chart gives M to US women's 6-8 and L to US women's 8+, and this listing has both, with size 8 on the edge of the two. Burton lists Re:Flex bindings for 2x4, 4x4 and Channel boards with the matching disc, but its documents disagree on which discs come in the box for The Channel, so we match the parts when we mount it on a board bought from us.