Experience comfort and response in the men's Burton Cartel X Re:Flex Snowboard Binding. This shred-it-all binding offers top features like a Hammock ankle strap and Heel Hammock hi-back for enhanced hold and response. The FullBED cushioning sets a high standard for comfort, while freestyle-minded zero forward lean lets dial in your stance. The Re:Flex version is compatible with any board mounting system.

Ankle Strap: Hammockstrap 2.0 ankle strap has a durable and low-profile design, locking you in and giving you instant control of your board
Toe Strap: Supergrip Capstrap 2.0 toe strap is fully injected to reduce waste and features a rubber overmold to keep the strap in place and increase grip while wrapping over the toebox of the boot
Cushioning: Re:Flex FullBED cushioning system provides full underfoot cushioning, maximizing comfort while minimizing fatigue, and features a trap-door design for easy-access to mounting hardware
B3 Gel Cushioning is formulated to not harden in cold temperatures and can withstand repeated impacts without breaking down
Baseplate: Single-component baseplate construction features one material throughout, providing consistent response and feel while riding on any terrain
Nylon composite material blended with 45% short-glass for lightweight performance
Mounting System: Re:Flex mounting system dramatically improves board flex and feel while also reducing weight
Hi-Back: Heel Hammock features reinforced rubbery material that wraps the boot heel, providing complete suspension for lightning fast response
Forward Lean: DialFLAD system features a rotating dial for making adjustments to the forward lean angle of the hi-back
Living Hinge hi-back technology eliminates hardware and weight, allowing for independent adjustment of your forward lean and hi-back rotation
Buckles: Smooth Glide buckles are easy to secure and feature aluminum levers and a steel base for strength with a polycarbonate barrel for improved ratchet tongue life
Mounting: Universally compatible with all current snowboard mounting systems, including 4x4, 3D, and The Channel