Burton Snowboard Binding Elevator - 2008 BCS

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Snowboard Binding Elevator

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Is your board too narrow for your big feet? Put the Burton Snowboard Binding Elevators under your bindings to give your kicks a 12mm of lift and eliminate toe drag. The lightweight Binding Elevators work with both 3D and 4 x 4 binding hole patterns, so you can use it no matter what you ride. Regardless of your foot size, these elevators help you transfer more power to your edges for added oomph when turning. *Available for US Shipment Only. - Fall 2008.

Bottom Line: Keep your feet on your board and out of the snow with the Burton Snowboard Binding Elevators.

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is there any binding elevator out there yet that will adapt to

is there any binding elevator out there yet that will adapt to the EST system?

By: mark lewis
May 27, 2010

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Not yet.

By: Wooden Robots
May 27, 2010

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No, not yet.

By: Dakka
May 27, 2010

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can i use these to adapt an ics board to 4x4 bolt-pattern bindings

can i use these to adapt an ics board to 4x4 bolt-pattern bindings if i don't like the groove-mount bindings on the market?

By: turd furgeson
November 8, 2009

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No, you cannot... The current risers do not currently work in association with the channel.

However, you can use ANY Burton, or recent Forum, bindings as long as you have the retro compatible disks that shipped with your stick.

In my personal opinion, you should drop some EST bindings on your channel board for unprecedented board flex and feel!

By: Four Horsemen
November 8, 2009

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Nope. Sorry but this plate will not provide that option for you.

By: Andrew
November 8, 2009

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Great Solution

By: dcrh543653
January 7, 2009

Not the easiest to install and adjust (screw elevators to board, and bindings to elevators)but they work great.

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How do risers like these affect the performance of the board.

How do risers like these affect the performance of the board. I have size 13 boots and would love to try riding on a normal width board and would be very curious to hear from people who have ridden them. Are you better off utilizing risers, or just getting a wider board?

By: Randy
February 25, 2009

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"these elevators help you transfer more power to your edges for added oomph when turning"...i think that explains it best honestly

By: Yule & Bellow
February 25, 2009

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Hi! are the binding elevators sold separately?or in a pack of

Hi! are the binding elevators sold separately?or in a pack of two?Best reggards.

By: Diego
February 7, 2009

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These come in packs of 2.

By: Backcountry.comGearGuruSteveH
February 7, 2009

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Are the binding elevators compatible with the EST bindings and

Are the binding elevators compatible with the EST bindings and board such as the Custom X board and triad EST binding and does the hardware to make this work come included

By: Jeremi Arroyo
December 26, 2008