Yeah, I don't hear it that often but it always floors me too when people say they like the Reflex more. Also though aside from wanting to be able to switch to non-channel boards (which is a GREAT reason to go ReFlex) their reasoning never makes much sense ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. All of that being said keep your eyes peeled for 24/25 StepOn EST's hitting the regular lineup, we'll have more on that later on in the year!

Much appreciated, feel free to share the vids everywhere 😜!

OH snap, I do remember the Royale, pretty dope board but you are right it's proabaly a good time to upgrade. I would check out the Process, it's kind of the next step in evolution over the years from the Royale. As for bindings if you like your Cartels I would just stick with a new set of Cartel EST's. There has been A LOT of advancements since 2011 and the Cartel is a completely different binding (for the better). BURTON PROCESS: www.peterglenn.com/search/apachesolr_search/burton%20process BUROTN CARTEL: www.peterglenn.com/search/apachesolr_search/burton%20cartel

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You won’t regret it! EST-> www.peterglenn.com/search/apachesolr_search/EST

Not really, it does still have a thicker foam foot bed underfoot so your entire boot is still raised up off the board. If there is any difference it's so minimal that it wouldn't make any noticeable difference in clearance of your toes and heels.

@@PeterGlennSports sweet, thank you. Looking forward to the step on version of these!!

@@grigorakis88 the Custom is for sure one of the best all mountain, go anywhere, do anything boards. I’ve never met a person who doesn’t like it! Enjoy the ride!

Not really the better your board can bend with its natural flex, the better it will ride everywhere.

Either bindings would be great on that board. Personally I LOVE the Genesis, for the extra $$ it has a lot of good upgrades. Super comfy and smooth riding bindings that are still very responsive. BURTON GENESIS: www.peterglenn.com/search/apachesolr_search/genesis?filters=im_vid_6:47 BURTON CARTEL: www.peterglenn.com/search/apachesolr_search/cartel

The 23/24 Cartel had the newer highback with a little more freedom of movement side to side and it does have a better fitting toes strap.

They have made Limited Edition versions as part of the Mine77 collections to test the waters a bit. Could be some coming soon, only time will tell.

OK, thanks one more question which binding will match with the custom camber 150 ?

@@alfredoventura4727 Theres a lot of good options to be honest. Most of the time people will use the Cartel or Cartel X depending on their flex preferences. Check out this video around the 4:48 mark for a great explanation on bindings flexes kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbppZ9B81MywpqM.html BURTON BINDINGS: www.peterglenn.com/category/snowboard/snowboard%20bindings?filters=im_vid_6:47+im_vid_3:794

Some coatings on plastics react with temperature, prolonged UV exposure, oils, etc and become sticky. This is not something that happens with all plastics and does not effect the durability. It is also not exclusive to Burton or even snowboard bindings. This can happen to literally anything made out of plastic that has these specific additives and is exposed to certain conditions. Even someone else with the exact same bindings as you might not experience the same thing. 🤷‍♂

I picked up a set of 2014 Burton Lexa at a garage sale. Didn't want the binding, just the board they were attached to so why not. They are sticky AF. We live in the woods and they were covered in pine tree pollen at the time, it was fall and they must have been like that since spring allergy season. I really thought it was the pollen. Cleaned many times first with water, then dish soap. Pollen came off, sticky remains! Sucks, but they are old and probably past their useful life anyways. We only use them for spare parts in a pinch.