Men's snowboard bindings
Which men's bindings for your board?
There is a variety of choices when it comes to men's snowboard bindings. If you feel a bit lost, a good place to start would be to read our bindings buyer's guide. We detail everything about bindings and help you understand how they work and what they do. The binding corner has over 200 models available including 130+ for men. Depending on your style, skills and tastes of course, you can choose from a wide selection from the most notorious manufacturers. Whether you look for a specific model or you need a few tips to help you find the right binding, our staff will always be happy to help.
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- From From £127.16
The K2 Cinch TC Black is a men snowboard binding featuring a double-entry system. Very practical, it offers an interesting compromise between reactivity and comfort.
- M (36-40.5)
- L (40.5-44.5)
- XL (44.5-50)
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- From From £127.16
The Custom Black Burton snowboard binding will follow you in the craziest runs with bewildering ease! It’s a versatile freestyle model that’s pretty easy to handle.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44)
- L (43 et +)
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- From From £108.97
Flexible, accessible and pretty affordable, the Union DLX Black snowboard binding is perfect for beginners who want to progress and have fun everywhere in the resort.
- M (40.5-43.5)
- L (44-48)
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- From From £108.07
With the Fifty Black Drake Snowboard binding, get ready to have a blast on all terrains! The flex offers a perfect balance between performances and freedom of movement.
- L (41-43.5)
2021 collection
- From From £131.80
The Infidel Disc Black is a Burton men’s binding for the early rider who’d like to step up his game on the slopes. Excellent value for money, forgiving and reliable construction.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44)
- L (43 et +)
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- From From £127.16
The Joint Black is a super-pleasant Bent Metal snowboard binding with a well-balanced flex that gives you both control and playability for great times on the slopes!
- M (40.5-44.5)
- L (44.5-48)
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- From From £101.71
The Nitro STAXX Pepper snowboard binding is the ultimate option to learn the basics and quickly push your riding to new levels. It is not too pricy yet extremely comfy and reassuring.
- M (38.5-43.5)
- L (44-48)
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- From From £118.07
The Nidecker Team Black is a Freeride/All-Mountain snowboard binding offering all the support and control you need to enjoy yourself and sharpen your skills.
- SM (37-41)
- LXL (41-47.5)
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- From From £108.07
The Alpha Black is an affordable and easy-to-ride Flow snowboard binding you can use everywhere in the resort. It is ideal to discover snowboard, progress, and have fun in freestyle.
- M (36-41)
- L (41-44.5)
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- From From £152.60
The Cinch TS Black is a K2 Snowboard binding offering a great balance between precision and freedom of movement. The double-entry system makes it very practical and fast to use.
- M (36-40.5)
- L (40.5-44.5)
- XL (44.5-50)
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- From From £203.50
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- M (40.5-44.5)
- L (44.5-48)
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- From From £127.16
The Custom Sea Foam Burton snowboard binding is both reactive and forgiving to help you ride all day long without getting tired. A versatile model for all the resort.
- M (41-44)
- L (43 et +)
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- From From £235.31
With the NX2 Black snowboard binding by Flow, you’ll get all the reactivity and support you need to ride hard on all terrains, all of that with a great comfort and cushioning.
- M
- L
- XL (44.5 et +)
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- From From £139.88
With its great mix of reactivity, control, comfort and freedom of movement, the Cobra Black Rossignol snowboard binding can tackle all terrains trouble-free!
- SM (40 et -)
- ML (40-48)
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- From From £203.50
The Fuse GT Black snowboard binding from Flow shows nice skills on all terrains with reactivity and control on piste and comfort and cushioning for freestyle.
- M (36-41)
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- From From £267.13
The NX2 GT Charcoal is an ultra-performant Flow freeride binding offering a max of support and reactivity on all terrains. Expert riders will love it!
- M (36-41)
- L (41-44.5)
- XL (44.5 et +)
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- From From £108.07
The Alpha Grey is an affordable Flow binding that will be ideal for beginners and casual riders, you can ride it everywhere in the resort.
- M (36-41)
- L (41-44.5)
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- From From £184.42
The Cartel Black is a performant freestyle snowboard binding developed by Burton that lets you ride hard and send epic tricks all over the resort.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44)
- L (43 et +)
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- From From £599.78
The Plum Splitboard binding Eterlou Black Grey is ideal to start practicing splitboard. It will offer you all the lightness you need during the climb and a excellent compromise between reactivity and tolerance downhill.
- M (39-42)
- L (41-47)
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- From From £127.16
The EX Midnight Ride snowboard binding is a robust model with an aluminum frame offering a great compromise between reactivity and accessibility.
- XL (44.5-50)
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- From From £139.88
The Fenix Black snowboard bindings by Flow are the perfect tool to evolve in the resort with comfort and forgiveness. They are easy to put on and super pleasant to ride.
- M (36-41)
2021 collection
- From From £199.87
The Flow Fenix Black is a fast snowboard binding offering lots of riding and use comfort while maintaining reactivity allowing you to progress throughout the resort.
- M (36-41)
- L (41-44.5)
- XL (44.5 et +)
PROMO
- From From £108.07
The Fifty White is a versatile and performant Drake snowboard binding that will help you put some rhythm in your descents and send epic freestyle tricks on all terrains!
- M (41 et -)
- L (41-43.5)
2021 collection
- From From £127.15
The Drake GT Black is a cheap snowboard binding that offers forgiveness, ease and comfort to the beginner and occasional riders.
- M (41 et -)
2021 collection
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- From From £354.38
The Burton snowboard binding Genesis Matty Black ensures the highest performance, the best comfort and the ultimate versatility to advanced all terrain riders.
- S (38-41)
- M (41-44)
- L (43 et +)
PROMO
- From From £286.21
Reinforced with carbon, fibreglass and nylon, the Burton binding Genesis X EST Black Matte is an all terrain charger meant to annihilate the entire mountain.
- M (41-44)
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- From From £241.68
With the Katana Acid Fade Rome Snowboard binding, you’ll enjoy exceptional power transfers and a truly-impressive support to send it on all terrains.
- LXL (44-48.5)
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Buyer’s guide for a snowboard binding for men.
You chose well when you decided to buy your snowboard bindings on Glisshop.co.uk. With our 130 men specific models available in sotre, we have what you need. The most difficult thing will be to pick one pair only!
How to choose a snowboard binding adapted to your riding style?
This is the first question you need to answer before buying a pair of snowboard binding.
You want to discover the joys of snowboarding or you are an occasional rider who hits the slopes once or twice a year. In this case, you want something easy to use and effortless. Look for a flexy binding, with dampening pads under heel and toes. The brand doesn’t matter as long as the binding feels comfortable and undemanding.
A soft binding is also an excellent choice for freestylers who need extra mobility for tweaking their grabs or pressing boxes.
Experienced riders who like high-speed carving, or powder hounds who keep surfing the deep all day long will prefer a stiffer binding. It will be more responsive and more precise. A stiff construction provides more support and handles speed better.
How to set up the bindings on your board?
First thing, you need to know if you are goofy or regular. If your strong foot or front foot is your right foot then consider yourself as a goofy rider. If it’s the left one, then you are regular.
Anyways, goofy or regular, same difference! On a snowboard, bindings are not supposed to release the boot like ski bindings, therefore, you need to be cautious about how you set them up.
The standard position, recommended to beginners, is to have the front foot with a 15° angle (toes pointing forward) and the rear foot perpendicular to the board (0°).
However, technical riders who like to carve on pistes and who ride fast will prefer to have both feet parallel on the board, both pointing forward. Freestylers on the other hand need more air control and more balance. This is why they will usually go for a duck stance, with a positive angle on the front foot and a negative angle on the rear foot.
You will also need to choose how centered the bindings are on the board. For example, if you want a versatile board for cruising everywhere on the mountain, then you probably want to center your bindings on the board. However, if you are a freerider and spend your time on powder, you want to have your bindings setback from 1 to 4cm closer to the tail. Floatation will be more natural.
What details make the difference between bindings?
The impressive amount of bindings available on the market allows every rider to find his perfect match. Each binding has specific options. The highback can be more or less flexible or tall, offering more or less support and mobility. Flow bindings come with a specific rear-entry system making entries and exits super quick. Freestyle bindings are generally ultra light, every bit of them was designed to use as little material as possible. You should also pay attention to the padding which can drastically improve your comfort when you spend long days in the mountain.
Come on quick, make your choice through our wide selection of bindings!