Burton Mens Cartel Re:Flex Snowboard Bindings
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General
Standing the test of time takes more than a rugged attitude, at a certain point, you just have to evolve. That's just what the men's Burton Cartel Snowboard Binding has done, with the Hammockstrap 2.0, Smooth Glide buckles, and years of development in each crank of the ratchet. Available in two versions, choose the across-the-board compatibility of Re:Flex, or the ultimate flex and feel of EST for pro-caliber control. The Hinge (on the EST version only) activates medial and lateral flex for a smoother feel and easier ollies, while AutoCANT cushioning on both the EST and Re:Flex versions automatically tilts to put you in the most comfortable position possible.
Technical details
- Baseplate:
- Re:Flex mounting
- Single-component
- 30% short-glass / Nylon composite
- Hi-back:
- DialFLAD
- Living Hinge
- Zero forward lean
- Single-component
- Ankle strap:
- Hammockstrap 2.0
- Toe strap:
- Supergrip Capstrap
- Buckles:
- Smooth Glide
- Cushioning:
- Re:Flex FullBED
Other features
Brand | Burton |
Gender | Mens |
Product Code | J2514461 |
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About this brand
Founder, Jake Burton was a pioneer of snowboarding who campaigned to get boarding into resorts. When you’re hitting the terrain park you don’t want anything to hold you back or look out of place. Burton is a snowboarding icon whose heritage in the sport goes back to its earliest days. They have extended GORE-TEX to the main range to give guaranteed waterproofing. This collection has workwear appeal and comes in great colours and prints. Bib pants are this season’s stand out start of the Burton collection. Because they come up like a dungaree there’s no chance of snow getting in, whether you’re slashing across the steeps, or wiping out in the deep. They’re made of durable fabrics ideal for snowboarders and are designed to ensure you look your best too. There’s also a handy phone pocket on the bib chest. Jake Burton and his wife, Donna Carpenter, started their Chill Foundation in 1995. Since then they’ve worked with over 25,000 young people to help them realise alternatives to the struggles they face. Check out their sustainability messages here:
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