This is where the tape measure becomes a valuable tool. >How to Tell the Nose from the Tail of a Snowboard Stance WidthĪnother part of your stance is going to be your stance width. If you’re not sure about what your stance is yet or if you aren’t sure how to tell which is the front (nose/tip) and the back (tail), check out the links below. Make sure that the correct binding is going to be at the front of the board and the correct binding at the back of the board. If you want to play it safe, as I do, just stick to water and elbow grease! Step 2: Make Sure you are Setting Up in Your Correct Stance

You don’t want to end up with a messed-up top-sheet. If you’re wanting to use any kind of chemical cleaner I would be very careful in the one that you use and consult with the snowboard manufacturer as to which cleaner will be OK for their top sheet. I usually just clean with a damp paper towel and then make sure that the surface is properly dry using a dry paper towel and then letting it sit for a little while to air dry. If you’re installing on a new board, then it’s not as necessary. Often after you’ve taken off your bindings it’s pretty dirty under there. I like to give the surface of my boards a good clean before I put bindings on them. There are only 4 channel screws – 2 per binding.įor the images below I am using my Burton Name Dropper 2015 with Burton Malavita Re:Flex 2017 bindings, size M. Note: Channel Screws (M6 13mm) are usually painted black and are noticeably shorter, using the 4 x 4 screws (M6 16mm) could damage your board, so make sure you have the right screws.

Channel discs & screws (Burton re:flex bindings come with both “4 x 4” discs and “Channel Discs”, you’ll need the Channel discs – and, importantly, also the channel screws which are a little different to the 4 x 4 screws).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.

In this post we’re going to look at installing Burton ReFlex bindings on snowboards that use the channel system for mounting.

Instal the new Snowboard Party Lite