Adjusting the highbacks is as easy as you could ever want it to be, with a return to action only ever a couple of rotations away.

“The Lexas might be a bit pricier than your average bindings, but rest assured, they are worth every single penny”

Ranking as one of the best tool-less systems out there, Burton’s system here allows for quick and effortless binding adjustment. Adjusting the bindings to your liking really is a piece of cake – powder surfing in the morning followed by park laps in the afternoon, do what you want without ever feeling the need to reach for the toolkit.

The Lexas might be a bit pricier than your average bindings but, rest assured, they are worth every single penny. Invest in these bad boys and you won’t need to worry about getting new bindings anytime soon. They’re that good.

“The Lexa is my go-to binding for any and all situations, I’ve bought several pairs over the years, the flex is perfect for everywhere on the mountain and they have all the features you need, and some you didn’t even realise you needed.

“The milled out ankle strap makes one footed riding a thing of ease”

The fit feels perfect, no pressure on top of the foot at all, and the toe strap really locks in round the front of your boot. I tested the Lexa’s with 3 different boots and regardless of the brand, the fit was ideal. The milled out ankle strap makes one footed riding a thing of ease – you’re able to slot in and out with no effort and no annoying having to kick the strap out of the way after a chairlift.

They’re stiff enough to give you the support when you want to gun it. When riding full gas, I felt like I had the instant response I was looking for. You’re not left high and dry for those cruisy park laps either as they’re playful enough to tweak and poke when you want to. The footbeds are cushioned enough to soak up the chunder as you’re riding, but aren’t so padded that you can’t feel the board properly.

They deliver excellent board feel, and aren’t getting in the way at all, to me they’re the ultimate binding. You’re not conscious that they’re on your feet whilst riding, but you can really feel the difference when they’re not there.”