It depends on the model. Some FLOW and K2 rear-entry bindings include Channel-compatible discs, while others do not. Check the product specifications before purchasing. EST-style rear-entry bindings do not exist—you'll use a standard baseplate with a Channel-compatible disc, not the floating EST design. If your bindings don't include a Channel disc, you may be able to purchase one separately.
Snowboard Bindings · Snowboard Rear-Entry Bindings
Can I use rear-entry bindings on a Burton Channel board?
Related gear types
If this answer nudged you toward a different style, these guides compare specs and trade-offs.
Snowboard Strap Bindings
$80 – $450
Traditional two-strap snowboard bindings offering maximum adjustability and widespread boot compatibility.
Two-strap closure systemUniversal boot compatibilityWide flex range available
Snowboard Step-On Bindings
$200 – $430
Step-in snowboard binding systems requiring compatible boots with mechanical click-in engagement.
Mechanical click-in connectionRequires compatible bootsNo straps needed
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