snowboarding profiles logo mountain

Snowboarding Profiles

  • SNOWBOARDS
    • Snowboard Reviews
    • Top Picks 2021-2022
    • Snowboard Buying Guides
    • Snowboard Length Sizing
    • Snowboard Width Sizing
    • For Beginners
    • Setup/Maintenance
  • SNOWBOARD BINDINGS
    • Binding Reviews
    • Top Picks 2021-2022
    • Binding Buying Guides
    • Binding Sizing
    • Binding and Board Compatbility
    • For Beginners
    • Bindings Setup
  • SNOWBOARD BOOTS
    • Boot Reviews
    • Top Picks 2021-2022
    • Boot Buying Guides
    • Sizing and Fit
    • Boot Fit by Brand
    • For Beginners
    • More
  • OUTERWEAR
    • Top Jacket Picks 2021-2022
    • Top Pants Picks 2021-2022
    • Jacket Buying Guide
    • Pants Buying Guide
    • Goggles Buying Guide
    • Helmet Buying Guide
    • More

Top 3 Freeride Snowboard Bindings for Women

Last Updated: May 18, 2022 by Nate Leave a Comment

Freeride snowboard bindings for women

Below is a list of what I consider to be the top 3 freeride snowboard bindings for women the 2021-22 season.

The bindings in this are best for anyone who likes to ride the backcountry or the groomers but want the extra response and performance of a stiffer, more responsive binding.

Not for the beginner or the casual rider but great for more advanced riders who like their riding hard charging.

Comparison Stats

Of the 6 bindings that I rated:

  • The average score was 84.8/100
  • The highest score was 93.2/100 (see below)
  • The lowest score was 75.3/100
  • The average price was $300

There’s not a lot to choose from in the women’s freeride category, which is why I have only made this a top 3, when ordinarily I would make a top 5.

WOMEN'S FREERIDE BINDING #3

Union Trilogy

Bindings: Union Trilogy

  • US
  • CAN
  • UK

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here (CAN)

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here (UK)

Rating score: 85.8/100

Flex: Medium (6.5 out of 10)

Starting off the list at #3, are Union’s Trilogy bindings.

The Trilogy aren't super stiff, but still one of the stiffer women's bindings offerings - and they work really well if you're wanting to bomb hard and carve deep. 

There are no obvious weaknesses with these bindings - and as a bonus they are actually really reasonably priced - lowest priced binding in this list. 

Learn more about the Trilogy in the Video Below

Score Breakdown for the Trilogy

RATING
(out of 5)

SCORE WEIGHTING

RESPONSE

4.0

28/35

ADJUSTABILITY

4.5

13.5/15

ANKLE SUPPORT

4.0

12/15

SHOCK ABSORPTION

4.0

8/10

COMFORT

4.0

8/10

BOARD FEEL

4.0

8/10

ENTRY/EXIT

4.0

4/5

TOTAL after normalizing

85.8/100

WOMEN'S FREERIDE BINDING #2

Burton Lexa X ReFlex

Bindings: Burton Lexa X

  • US
  • CAN
  • UK

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here (CAN)

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here (UK)

Rating score: 86.8/100

Flex: Medium-Stiff (7/10)

Next up at #2 are the Burton Lexa X.

Across the board, the Lexa X hits all the relevant factors - there is no weak point with these bindings.

They are the most responsive women’s bindings in Burton’s line up and are a binding for the more aggressive, hard charging rider and not for more casual playful riders – though one great thing is that, due to the way the bindings flex with the board, they are actually quite easy to butter with.

You can definitely still ride them freestyle - but certainly only for advanced freestyle riders.

The Lexa X comes in both Re:Flex (to mount on 2 x 4  and 4 x 4 insert patterns in addition to the channel system) and EST (only mount to boards that use the channel system) versions.

Learn more about the Lexa X in the Video Below

Score Breakdown for the Lexa X Re:Flex

RATING
(out of 5)

SCORE WEIGHTING

RESPONSE

4.0

28/35

ADJUSTABILITY

4.0

12/15

ANKLE SUPPORT

4.0

12/15

SHOCK ABSORPTION

4.5

9/10

COMFORT

4.5

9/10

BOARD FEEL

4.0

8/10

ENTRY/EXIT

4.5

4.5/5

TOTAL after normalizing

86.8/100

Score Breakdown for the Lexa X EST

RATING
(out of 5)

SCORE WEIGHTING

RESPONSE

4.5

31.5/35

ADJUSTABILITY

4.0

12/15

ANKLE SUPPORT

3.5

10.5/15

SHOCK ABSORPTION

4.0

8/10

COMFORT

4.0

8/10

BOARD FEEL

5.0

10/10

ENTRY/EXIT

4.5

4.5/5

TOTAL after normalizing

88.9/100

WOMEN'S FREERIDE BINDING #1

Flux GX bindings

Bindings: Flux GX

  • US
  • CAN

Price: View More Info and Current Prices Here

Rating score: 93.2/100

Flex: Medium-Stiff (7/10)

And in the #1 spot, we have the Flux GX.

A rarity in the world of women’s bindings the Flux GX is a stiff flexing binding that offers the ultimate in response and ankle support.

If you want to crank those bindings down and really charge hard and feel like those bindings are just an extension of your body – then the GX has you covered.

Not for the faint hearted or the beginner rider. If you’re an advanced level rider and you can tame these bindings, then you’ll be rewarded with oodles of performance. 

Score Breakdown for the GX

RATING
(out of 5)

SCORE WEIGHTING

RESPONSE

5.0

35/35

ADJUSTABILITY

4.5

13.5/15

ANKLE SUPPORT

5.0

15/15

SHOCK ABSORPTION

2.5

5/10

COMFORT

4.0

8/10

BOARD FEEL

4.0

8/10

ENTRY/EXIT

4.0

4/5

TOTAL after normalizing

93.2/100

Thanks for Reading

I hope this list has given you some binding options if you’re a women who likes their riding hard charging and high performance.

Check out the links under each binding above to learn more about them, for current prices and availability.


Share0
Tweet0
Pin0

Filed Under: 2017 Snowboard Binding Reviews, 2019 Snowboard Binding Reviews, 2020 Snowboard Binding Reviews, 2021 Snowboard Binding Reviews, 2022 Snowboard Binding Reviews, Binding top 10's, Women's Freeride Bindings Reviews Tagged With: best womens freeride bindings, hard charging snowboard bindings for women, womens freeride snowboard bindings 2021-22, womens freeride snowboard bindings 2022

About Nate

Nate is passionate about and loves learning new things everyday about snowboarding, particularly the technical aspects of snowboarding gear. That, and becoming a better rider and just enjoying and getting the most out of life.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Follow Snowboarding Profiles

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Recent Comments

  • Nate on K2 Thraxis Review
  • Frank on K2 Thraxis Review
  • Nate on Never Summer Harpoon Snowboard Review

Snowboardingprofiles.com participates in affiliate programs and may earn commissions on products linked to on this site.  More Details

Snowboardingprofiles.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

Copyright © 2014-2022 · SnowboardingProfiles.com ·

  • Home
  • About
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Contact