Q. How tight should snowboard binding screws be?
Just get them snug, not too tight.
Q. Are Burton bindings adjustable?
Fortunately, Burton bindings have a number of simple adjustments that you can make in order to set everything up just right. Here’s everything you need to know about simple bindings adjustments and at-home repairs.
Q. How do you adjust the angle on a Burton binding?
Your stance can always be tweaked and adjusted until you find what feels best, just make sure your screws are tight before riding. 1. To adjust stance angle with Re:Flex bindings, loosen mounting hardware, remove Re:Flex disc, rotate disc within binding, then place binding back on board at desired angle setting.
Q. Where does the baseplate go on a Burton binding?
Set your hi-backs to be parallel with your heelside edge for max comfort and control. The baseplate is visible around the outer edge of the binding, with the footbed (and gas pedal) secured on top. Your mounting hardware screws through a slot in the baseplate to secure your board.
Q. What kind of bindings do I need for my snowboard?
Burton Re:Flex™ bindings are compatible with every board on the market. Burton EST® bindings match with The Channel® for unlimited stance adjustment. Fiddling with your bindings, testing out different widths and angles, is something riders at all experience levels do.
Q. How often should I check my Burton snowboard binding screws?
Tighten screws one full turn each, then move to the next screw and tighten one full turn. Continue tightening at least one more full turn each and alternating from screw to screw until all screws are equally tight. Check your binding screws every time you ride, every Sunday afternoon, and every full moon.
Q. How to adjust forward lean on Burton Snowboards?
1. To adjust forward lean turn FLAD™ dial to desired position. 2. Once desired position is found, ensure that dial is flush with hi-back inner and outer surfaces. Tip: Use “F” markings on the hi-back’s FLAD block to precisely Tip: “F” markings for reference can be found on the FLAD post. set your forward lean.
