WOMEN'S BINDINGS (6)

Bindings engineered for speed, with fast entry, easy exit, and flex options from buttery soft to stiff and responsive.

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FAQ

What binding size do I need for my boot size?

Binding sizing runs in ranges (S/M/L) that correspond to your boot size, not your board size. Check the size chart against your boot size to find the right fit. A properly sized binding should centre your boot in the highback and straps without excess overhang.

Is FASE® actually faster than a normal strap or step-in binding, or just marketing?

It's real. FASE® is a fast-entry system built around an AutoBack highback that drops out of the way and locks back in when you step down, so you're in and riding without bending down to crank straps every chair. Pair it with a FASE®-optimised boot outsole, built specifically to grip the system, and the two lock together with a precision a standard strap binding can't match for speed.

Do I need FASE®-compatible boots, or does FASE® work with any boot?

FASE® bindings work with standard boots, but they're built to perform best with a FASE®-optimised outsole: the first boot outsole in the market engineered specifically to grip the FASE® AutoBack system with precision. For the fastest, most secure entry, pair FASE® bindings with FASE®-compatible thirtytwo boots.

What flex should I pick? Should it match my board and boot flex?

Matching your binding flex to your board and boot gives the most consistent ride, but it's ultimately down to preference. A stiffer binding on a softer board will feel more direct and responsive, while a softer binding keeps things playful and forgiving. The T32M binding runs mid-flex to match the T32M board as an all-round workhorse; go softer for park and jibbing, stiffer for driving a freeride board at speed.

Is FASE® compatible with my snowboard's mounting pattern (2x4, 4x4, Channel)?

Binding baseplates are built with compatible discs for standard mounting patterns, including 2x4, 4x4, and Channel systems. Check your specific binding's disc/baseplate spec against your board's insert pattern to confirm before mounting.