Step On and step in snowboard bindings
Burton Step On, Nidecker Supermatic, Flow bindings & Step On boots
Here we collect what we call Step On & Step In equipment. These are snowboard bindings and snowboard boots that are faster and easier to use. Some of them you don't even have to bend or sit down to buckle up. Perhaps the most well-known is Burton Step On, but there are also quick and easy products from brands such as Nitro, Flow and Nidecker. We also have the Nidecker Supermatic, a hyped snowboard binding that will challenge the Burton Step On. In this category you will find Step On Boots, Step On bindings and Step In bindings. Which snowboard binding suits you best? Read more about it below.
Burton Step On
Burton Step On is really quick and easy to use. Burton Step On will make snowboarding easier for those who are tired of bending over or sitting down to strap into their bindings and make their skiing buddies wait. You simply put your foot on the binding and push, then off you go.The Burton Step On has an almost Scandinavian and minimalist design. There are no straps, your boots are attached to two points at the toe and one in the heel and then you're stuck like a bug. This means you get absolutely no pressure points, but it also means you have to get special Step On boots. We have Step On bindings from Burton and Step On boots from Burton and Nitro.
The Step On binding is very light and very responsive, making it easier to turn and make nice cuts. Burton Step on is also compatible with all snowboards and has very few parts that can break.
If you are looking for a binding that is quick and easy to strap into, you must try Burton Step On.
Nidecker Supermatic Step In
Nidecker Supermatic is a new Step In binding that really challenges Burton Step On. It will revolutionize snowboarding for those who are tired of bending or sitting down to strap into their bindings, but still want to wear regular snowboard boots. Nidecker Supermatic are Step In bindings that are compatible with regular snowboard boots.Nidecker Supermatic provides fast and solid response, which is great for turning, carving and being on the piste. Strapping into a Nidecker Supermatic is very quick and easy, without having to bend down. You simply stick your foot into the binding and push, then off you go. If you're tired of skiers staring and waiting for you to buckle up, you need to try the Nidecker Supermatic.
The Nidecker Supermatic is compatible with all snowboards and regular snowboard boots. They can be a bit difficult to strap in loose snow, but then you can strap in as in a traditional binding.
If you're looking for a binding that allows you to strap in quickly and without bending down, you should definitely look at the Nidecker Supermatic. You can continue to use regular snowboard boots.
Flow bindings
In 1996, Flow's speed entry bindings were available in stores for the first time and it was a huge success. The technology today is actually based on the same principle, everything has just become much better. When you put on a Flow binding, you enter the binding from behind and fasten yourself with a lever, one movement. Buckling up with a Flow binding is much faster and much easier than a traditional snowboard binding.Flow bindings are compatible with all snowboards and regular snowboard boots. In addition to the speed of buckling up, Flow bindings are also known to have very good support and response, which makes them very suitable for turning, carving and riding on the piste. Many snowboarders who like carving use Flow bindings for the powerful response.
If you're looking for a Step In binding, Flow comes in all kinds of price ranges and performance levels. You can find the Step In binding that's right for you.
There is a snowboard binding for everyone. If you need help finding your snowboard binding, contact us.
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