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Description
The Burton Lexa X Re:Flex is a women's two-strap snowboard binding at $349.95, rated Stiff & Aggressive, the stiffest of Burton's three Personality tiers. Burton describes that tier as a stiffer flex that locks in at speed for response and precision, and it gives no numeric flex figure.
The baseplate is a single-component 30% short-glass/nylon composite, paired with a nylon hi-back. An Asym Hammockstrap ankle strap and a Supergrip Capstrap 2.0 toe strap close with Double Take buckles, whose dual-sided teeth, Burton says, take fewer cranks to tighten. The hi-back carries a Heel Hammock, which Burton credits with a snug heel fit and no heel slip, and DialFLAD, a rotating dial that takes forward lean all the way down to zero. FullBED cushioning underfoot, per Burton, absorbs chatter and cuts leg fatigue.
Burton pitches it as one binding for the whole mountain, from fast groomers to side hits and park laps, and ties the zero-lean setting to freestyle versatility. That suits a rider who wants a firm, quick-reacting binding and still rides park. It is the wrong choice for a rider who wants a soft, forgiving feel. Riders who want strapless entry need Burton's Step On bindings and Step On boots.
Size by boot, not weight. This listing is M, set by Burton's women's chart at US women's 6-8 (EU 36.5-40); Burton also produces S and L. Burton says Re:Flex works with virtually any board: 2x4, 4x4 and The Channel with the right disc, plus Burton's pre-2014 3D boards with a 3D Hinge Disc that is not included. We help with sizing, and we mount bindings on boards bought from us.
Specs
- Style number: 222311
- Mounting System: Re:Flex™
- Baseplate Materials: 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite
- Ankle Straps / Buckles: Asym Hammockstrap™, Double Take Buckles
- Toe Straps / Buckles: Supergrip Capstrap™ 2.0, Double Take Buckles
- Hi-Back Attributes: Heel Hammock
- Hi-Back FLAD: DialFLAD™
- Hi-Back Materials: Nylon
- Sustainability: Includes Reground Materials
- Burton personality (flex feel): Stiff & Aggressive
Details
- Type
- Snowboard Binding
- Vendor
- Burton
- SKU
- 2223114A02
- UPC / GTIN
- 193177920025
Black / M
Burton Lexa X Re:Flex
Re:Flex family · 2026/27
Flex
Stiff & Aggressive
This is the brand’s own wording, not a number, and it does not compare across brands.
Burton rates the Lexa X Re:Flex Stiff & Aggressive, a tier the Citizen, Scribe and Lexa do not carry, and pitches its hi-back's zero-lean option at freestyle riding.
Against the $299.95 Lexa, the Lexa X keeps the same 30% short-glass/nylon baseplate material and lists an Asym Hammockstrap, Supergrip Capstrap 2.0, Double Take buckles and a Heel Hammock, where the Lexa's Tech Specs list a Hammockstrap 2.0, Supergrip Capstrap and Smooth Glide buckles and have no Hi-Back Attributes row. A rider content at Happy Medium gets that baseplate material for less.
At the same $349.95, the Lexa X EST suits a Channel board you plan to keep, since Burton's Re:Flex guide says Re:Flex is not quite at EST's level for board feel. The Re:Flex version is for 2x4 and 4x4 boards, or for one pair moved between those and a Channel board, which may need Channel discs not in the box.
Technology
Re:Flex mounting
Burton's disc mounting system, which Burton says works with all major mounting systems, Burton and beyond, and 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.
DialFLAD with Living Hinge
A rotating dial sets forward lean: more for an active, quicker response, less for a more relaxed one. Burton says this hi-back adjusts down to zero forward lean, which it ties to freestyle versatility with quick, responsive edge control.
Heel Hammock
Built into the hi-back. Burton says it gives a snug fit on the boot heel for no heel slip and a fast response.
Double Take Buckles
Burton says their dual-sided tongue teeth help support quicker engagement and give faster strap uptake, so tightening the straps takes fewer cranks.
FullBED cushioning
Underfoot cushioning that Burton says absorbs chatter and minimizes leg fatigue. Burton does not list its materials.
Features
- ·Asym Hammockstrap ankle strap
- ·Supergrip Capstrap 2.0 toe strap
- ·Nylon hi-back
- ·Includes reground materials
Strengths
- +The Heel Hammock keeps the heel snug without slip, per Burton.
- +Double Take buckles need fewer cranks, per Burton.
- +Hi-back adjusts down to zero forward lean, per Burton.
- +It mounts on 2x4, 4x4 or Channel boards with Burton's matching disc.
Best For
Riders in US women's 6-8 boots who want Burton's Stiff & Aggressive support, a Heel Hammock and Double Take buckles, on a 2x4, 4x4 or Channel board with the matching Re:Flex disc, and especially riders who move bindings between boards drilled differently.
Limitations
- −Burton says Re:Flex gives less board feel than EST.
- −Only M is on this listing; Burton makes S and L too.
- −Burton publishes no weight or numeric flex figure.
- −Burton's documents give two answers on the in-box Channel discs.
Not For
Riders who want a soft or forgiving binding: Burton rates this one Stiff & Aggressive, while the Citizen, Scribe and Lexa carry Happy Medium. Riders on a Channel board they will keep who put board feel first, since Burton says EST outdoes Re:Flex there and the Lexa X EST costs the same $349.95. Boots under US women's 6 or over 8, as this listing is M only. Anyone after strapless entry, which is Burton's Step On system and needs 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 |
Specs
- Style number
- 222311
- 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.
- Board feel vs EST (Burton)
- Burton says Re:Flex is not quite at the level of EST
- Baseplate
- 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite, single-component
- Ankle strap
- Asym Hammockstrap
- Toe strap
- Supergrip Capstrap 2.0
- Buckles
- Double Take Buckles
- Hi-back
- Nylon, with Heel Hammock
- Forward-lean adjuster
- DialFLAD (rotating dial), down to zero forward lean
- Cushioning
- FullBED
- Personality (Burton)
- Stiff & Aggressive (Burton tiers: Soft & Playful · Happy Medium · Stiff & Aggressive)
- Numeric flex
- Not published by Burton
- Sizes (Burton)
- S, M, L; this listing is M
- 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
- $349.95
Common Questions
- What is the difference between Burton's Lexa X Re:Flex and Lexa X EST?
- Burton lists the same straps, buckles, Heel Hammock and DialFLAD on both, with the same Stiff & Aggressive rating and the same $349.95 price. The difference is the mount: the EST bolts to The Channel with no hardware underfoot and fits only Channel boards, and Burton says that gives more board feel. The Re:Flex mounts through a disc, which lets it go on 2x4 and 4x4 boards as well.
- What size Burton Lexa X should I get, and will it fit my board?
- Size by boot: this listing is M, which Burton's chart gives to US women's 6-8, US men's 6-7 and EU 36.5-40, and Burton also makes S and L. Burton lists Re:Flex for 2x4, 4x4 and Channel boards with the matching disc, and for pre-2014 Burton 3D boards with its 3D Hinge Disc, which is not included. Its manual and Re:Flex guide 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.