Burton Lexa Snowboard Binding - Women's

I hadn't bought new snowboard bindings in a long long time. I'm so glad I updated this year. I've only had the chance to use these a few times this season, but I can't believe the difference. I go faster, turn better and with less effort, and feel more attached to and in sync with my board. More control, more response. Work great with the Emerald Boots. No heel lift, no discomfort. So far, so good.

bought these bindings for my girlfriend. she got the white lexa bindings and they are quite colorful. they may be a little bit flashy instead of the typical black color. i tried to get the white bindings at stores but they generally had black ones. she's a beginner and she's been improving ever since she got these bindings (she had other bindings and i found that they were just too big for her boots) as a snowboarder for 8 years, i find that the bindings are really well made and give a better support and comfort than previous generations of burton bindings. it really made me wish i could go back to burton bindings. i think the price was a little bit steep but its not like they would wear out within a year. so it is a good investments.

adore my bindings light weight , cute designed and comfortable

I was really excited to try out the Lexa bindings and felt that it gave me great support especially take the sharp turns. The high back supports me well when I wanna come to an abrupt stop and just feather down the mountain and the straps are a great support too. I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 just because I felt they take too long to strap into. Overall its a good buy.

I like the lexas a lot. I never intended to actually buy these, but Burton messed up on my pro form and these are what I got. I wanted a 2nd pair of the escapades. So I gave these a shot and I really do like them. They are not as padded as the escapades, but they are softer and pretty responsive. The toe cap fits big though, I have a 6.5 boot and I got the medium bindings, but I should have gotten the smalls. Once you get the heal cap angle dialed in...these are great bindings. The lack of padding does matter when you are jumping and landing flat or jibbing. I like the escapades for that reason. but these are minimal, responsive, soft and fun. Lots of comments on the look of them as well.

Burton made some much needed improvements on their '07 bindings. The capstrap now has a rubber grip pad to prevent slippage when blasting through the rough stuff. They also lost the superfluous and annoying locking clamp on the back. The base plate is beefier yet still nicely streamlined, and the adjustment screws on the bindings received a protective cover. These bindings ride like a dream, super responsive. The plum color is supafly.

Comfortable...easy to install... good handling.

I liked the Lexas first off because of their sick looks. The cap straps function very well and the actual clickers on the bindings are good. They are somewhat stiff but could have been more responsive. Nice quality.