OK, so if you have Burton Re:Flex bindings for a board with the channel system, here’s how to install them, step by step.
>Should I Get Re:Flex or EST Burton Bindings How To Install Burton ReFlex Bindings on a Channel Mounting System This is going to assume that you already have Burton Re:Flex bindings and a board with a channel system, but if you’re looking at Burton bindings but still deciding whether to get Re:Flex or EST (which, just quickly can’t be mounted on non-Burton boards), check out the link below. Last edited by skimaxpower 01-20-2015 at 01:30 PM.In this post we’re going to look at installing Burton ReFlex bindings on snowboards that use the channel system for mounting. This is about a one-hour project, including cleanup. The method allows you to place the booster strap outside or inside of the boot tongue. Use your flathead screwdriver to install the male end of the binding post. Push the tip of the female end through the holes in your booster strap (you did remember to measure twice?) and alight the plastic plate. Push the female end through from the inside. I used 1/4" by 3/16" aluminum binding posts purchased from Home Depot. A soldering iron is handy for this, but I did it by hammering a nail through, and then heating the nail. Put a hole in your strap and seal the nylon against fray. Make it fucking obvious so you don't have to do this part twice. Attach the strap buckle and secure just tight enough for it to not fall off.Ĭenter the strap under the rivet holes and mark with a permanent marker.
Align it so that the nylon (non stretchy) part ends where your boot tongue begins. Align the word "booster" so it's steezy and so that that the buckle is on the outside of the boot. Place the booster strap around the cuff of boot and attach. STEP 4: Measure and mark your booster strap for new holes. STEP 3: USE 3/16" drill bit to enlarge the holes in your plastic cuff to match the width of your binding post. It'll take some brute force and a few tries, but the rivet should pop out. That's when you stop so that the hot washer and rivet don't melt your boot. From the inside, use your 1/8" drill bit to drill out the rivet. Your boot may be different, but rivets are very common. My Krypton2 pros have a power strap that is attached by two rivets and one plastic plate. I purchased the "Expert/Racer" model, which is the third stiffest, below only the "World Cup" model. I'm not going to comment on what you should get.
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