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Burton Mission Re:Flex Snowboard Binding
If you haven't heard of the Burton Mission Binding, you're either brand new to snowboarding, you've been trapped under a rock all your life, or you just haven't been paying attention. The Mission has been around forever, and Burton has been improving it every year. It ranks somewhere in the middle in terms of flex for true all-mountain versatility. It's also always been one of Burton's lightest bindings, mainly due to its simplicity. Lots of bindings come and go, but year after year the tough, lightweight, versatile Mission soldiers on.
- Short-glass and nylon composite Re-Flex cored baseplate for durable lightweight response
- Living Hinge highbacks eliminate hardware and let you adjust forward lean and rotation independently
- Zero forward lean option for riders who prefer a playful relaxed feel. Highbacks can still be leaned forward
- Gettagrip CapStrap with 3D curved Triple Axis Spine and toe- or cap-strap option
- Superstrap 3D curved ankle strap with NeoPadding for added comfort
- Rotatable highbacks allow you to dial in heel-edge response and enhance tweak-ability
- Telescoping straps let you get your fit exactly right for greater comfort and response
- Winged highbacks give you greater leverage for spinning, pressing, and buttering
- Living Hinge highbacks eliminate hardware and let you adjust forward lean and rotation independently
- Progressive flex construction targets flex specifically for optimum response without grabbing
- True OTT highback padding eliminates pressure points
Bottom Line: A legend for a reason.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Local hero to up-and-comer
By:
Four Horsemen Sales
October 5, 2012
Rugged, reliable, and versatile, the Burton Mission EST offers nuke-proof performance in a no-nonsense package that sits between the Malavita and Cartel in terms of softness and response. Re:Flex™ unlocks the baseplate for an evolution in cushioned flex and feel that’s compatible with virtually every board on snow,
this more of a park binding or just free ride
this more of a park binding or just free ride
By: cody mitchell
March 18, 2013
This binding kills it for everything. This binder is great in the park and all mtn. Stiff enough for good response, but soft enough for jibbing and super comfy.
By: Brandon Collett
March 26, 2013
my favorite binding so far...
By:
particle71492589
April 12, 2013
The Mission Re-Flex binding is great. They can crank down truly tight and are very easy to release, unlike some bindings that I have used. The mechanisms feel solid and work smoothly. The flex is pretty firm, which I like. I find that the Burton men's size small bindings work better for me (female) than the women's size large.
definitely! I am female and this is my favorite binding so far. Unless you have feet larger than 9.5, get the small.
By: particle71492589
April 12, 2013
yes but the sizing is going to run a little different. refer to the sizing chart and it will give a listing for womens boots on mens bindings.
By: Tim Bohlken
October 12, 2012
Burton Bindings: lab testing.
By: Four Horsemen Sales
October 4, 2012
A glimpse into the abuse Burton bindings like the MIssion Re:flex endure in Burton’s testing lab.
Enjoy!
Bad stance options
By:
Derek Hall
April 4, 2013
So for some reason Burton has decided to tell us what stance distances we can have...the reflex discs keep you imprisoned to the stances your board offers only, no micro adjustments like on other discs. So, for example, I'm stuck with 3/4" adjustments with my 4x4 board (Ride Berzerker). I like a 23" stance, but can only get 22 3/4" or 23.5". To me, a 1/4" is a big difference. So yeah, Burton screwed the pooch again. I loved their bindings for along time now, but I just cant understand why they feel the need to limit the consumer, almost punishing them for riding another board other than a Channel type. Union, Ride, Drake, Flow etc all figured out how to make a disc that works for any board you like and fully adjustable! Burton can't? Hmmm I don't believe that. So anyway, I'm done with their bindings...I want to adjust my bindings to the exact measurments i feel most comfortable at and allow me to have the most control, therefore the most fun! Is that too much to ask? Not if you buy bindings from a company that doesn't want to rule the market at the expense of the consumer's freedom to choose.
To be fair, the toe strap is the best out there I do believe, everything else is just ok...
1 Comment Last Comment: April 4, 2013 by: Derek Hall
By: Derek Hall
April 4, 2013
Oh yeah, and these come with THREE sets of discs! One set for their channel concept, one for 4x4 boards, and a third for their low end dumb 3D crap. So how does manufacturing THREE sets of discs keep costs down for then buyer? How does Burton defend that to the whole environmental aspect? Yeah we make three times as many plastic disc sets! Makes sense uh? Not so much...
As expected
By:
pcj6024599
April 1, 2013
these are great bindings. Seem like they will hold up pretty well for years to come. I'm a little worried about the foam sole wearing out but only time will tell. I ride maybe 8 times a year so they shouldn't get beat up too bad.
Price could be a little bit better but all around they are what they are and worth the money for me personally.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- nylon
- Highback:
- Canted Living Hinge
- Ankle Strap:
- Superstrap
- Toe Strap:
- Gettagrip Capstrap
- Baseplate:
- 30% short fiberglass/nylon
- Baseplate Padding:
- FullBED (EVA)
- Ratchet Type:
- Smooth Glide
- Flex:
- medium (6 of 10 on Burton's scale)
- Compatibility:
- Burton Channel, 4-hole, 3-hole
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain riding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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