Snowboard — Snowboard bindings
Burton Step On Re:Flex Snowboard Binding Floral Blur (2026)
2025/26 season
The Burton Women’s Step On Re:Flex Snowboard Bindings integrate the convenience of Step On® technology with responsive all-mountain design. A dual-toe and single-heel locking system ensures a secure fit, supported by lightweight composite construction. Comfort-focused cushioning and customizable forward lean add adaptability across terrain. Step On® three-point connection for secure, quick entry Re:Flex FullBED cushioning designed to reduce fatigue Lightweight composite baseplate construction (18% short-glass/nylon) Universally compatible Re:Flex™ mounting system for natural flex and board fee
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Information last checked September 16, 2026
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Archived listing. This product isn't part of the current 2026/27 Gear Guide. See the Gear Guide
Sizes
Boot size range for each binding size, as published by the brand or retailer.
| Size | Boot size |
|---|---|
| M | US M 8.5–10.5 · Mondo 26.5–28.5Brand |
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Listed by Pacific Boarder
Listed online · availability not confirmed • Carries this model • Kitsilano
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Recorded from the retailer's own page on September 16, 2026. Check with the shop for current sizes and availability.
Listed September 16, 2026
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Sources
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- Primary source — checked September 16, 2026
- Pacific Boarder product listing — checked September 16, 2026
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