Gain more cushioning, in addition to your snowboard boots, with the Flex FullBED Cushioning System. You can land from jumps with a bit more confidence; knowing your impacts are handled well.

This system helps you with reaction time; meaning you gain better responsiveness as you carve your way down the mountain's powdery snow or set yourself up for the next trick at the park.

Aluminum alloy is what the baseplate is made from and the Hi-back contains a glass-filled nylon Modback. In essence, you gain sturdiness, durability, and responsiveness; all while remaining lightweight.

These have a two-strap system. The first is the Fusion Powerstrap and the second is the Hybrid Power-Cap Strap, Together, they give you the perfect balance between security and responsiveness.

What really makes a pair of bindings a fan favorite is when they can handle different kinds of terrain, and with the single-component baseplate, the Cartel’s are really an all-terrain type of binding. The use of only one material gives the perfect amount of response all the way down the mountain.

If you have a pair of Burton snowboarding boots you know they are fantastic for holding up against the cold. When you’re wearing the same pair constantly, all season they tend to break down quickly when they get cold then warm over and over again. The gel used to cushion these bindings is specifically created to hold its own against the battering cold.

The heel caps on the Falcor’s are made of an extruded aluminum that ensures your bindings won’t cave in on your boots during a particularly rough ride. As Union claims, the design is similar to “a roll cage on a race car”. Meaning that the response rate and strength are unlike any other.

Formed to fit and created out of a mold design the bushings made of comfortable EVA are thermoformed and of the highest caliber. With also added support in the heel area (where it is usually needed most) you can enjoy your weekend pass at the resort. A smooth ride has always been important to any snowboarder.

If you’re tired of having to stop and plop in the snow to lock the ratchets on your bindings you’ll be happy to know the ones on the Fuse slap into place, fast and easy. No need to slow down your ride just smack, lock and go. Even better, no tools required. This awesome feature saves time and money, something we’re all looking for in life.

Flow is known and loved for their durable gear that can withstand even the toughest riders. The sturdy nylon is filled with a treated glass that holds its shape while still providing the flexibility needed to ensure they don’t shatter. Although they are not recommended for bumbling beginners because they are not nearly as forgiving as other bindings.

Compatible with all boards, including standard and Burton Channel EST boards, the MTN 2019 is refreshed from its predecessors. The 3D molded ankle strap offers unparalleled comfort and is highly responsive.

Finally, EVA padding surrounds the hi-back, adding to the overall comfort of these bindings. A versatile, comfortable update to the 2018 edition, the System MTN 2019 is bound to get you snowboarding faster than ever before.

Anxious that you’re going to slam into a tree or rock (or another person)? Quell your fears with the new rubberized toe cap on the 3’s, which means you’ll bounce right off of anything you slide into and won’t harm your bindings (because hey, you spent good money on them). It also won’t hurt whatever poor soul you manage to ram into because you forgot how to stop.

It’s important your bindings conform and hug the backs of your boots so you’re not at risk of injury. The highback feature on the 3’s gives the right amount of support needed to feel comfortable and safe. You can board as reckless as you want knowing that you won’t pull a tendon; although we always recommend to practice safe sports.

From heel to toe Alpha bindings have a complete set of EVA inserts, meaning they are considerably more clunky but comfy. So if having extreme support is important for you, you’ll definitely want these. They are also more forgiving, so if you make a mistake, there’s less chance of hurting yourself or your gear.

Many snowboarders know the struggle of getting in and out of your bindings considering they are always fairly stiff and your boots don’t have much flex. With Flow they are known for having a reclining hi-back, making it quicker and easier to slip in and out. It also lifts the strap and tightens it back down when the hi-back is closed.

The Duraflex Nylon construction of the bindings make them lightweight, but strong enough to provide support to the rider. CP1 Highbacks provide stability when making jumps, turns and moves. Ultragrip toe straps ensure a snug fit, so you can be confident when performing that next awesome trick.

Made for intermediate to advanced riders, the Flite focused on being… effing lite; hence, the name Flite Pro. Grab a pair of these bindings and hit the slopes and watch yourself fly.

Comfort is always high on a person’s must-haves, and many bindings tend to create an uncomfortable stance. EX bindings have a subtle angle so that your legs are positioned in a more natural way, with two different levels that can change your stance for a better ride. Your knee braces can take a break and the stiffness in your joints will be considerably less after switching to the EX.

Toe straps have always been hit and miss, finding ones that aren’t thick and hard can be quite the challenge. RIDE Snowboards reinvented their toe straps so they are lightweight and snug without cramping your feet. Flexibility can make a huge difference in the response of your board and bindings.