Snowboard Bindings

Stone Snowboards boards are designed with a 2x4 insert system. The 2 corresponds to the vertical distance between the insert holes (2 cm). The 4 corresponds to the 4 cm horizontal distance between the two rows of insert holes. The 2x4 insert can be recognized by its 2 rows of 6 mounting holes (12 in all). This is the most common insert on the market. Our snowboard bindings are designed for this insert system. So, if your board has the 2x4 insert system, Stone Snowboards bindings will be adapted to your board.

Depending on your riding style, you'll need to apply a different snowboard binding angle. Here are the different angles to apply, depending on your riding style: Freestyle angle: +15° for the front foot and -15° for the rear foot. Please note that this position can be difficult to adopt, so we advise you to gradually modify the position of the rear foot until you find the ideal position of -15°. Freeride angle: +15° for both feet. Feet should be positioned forward, for speed and control. All Mountain angle: +15° for the front foot and between -3° and -6° for the rear foot. This setting will enable you to tackle any terrain. Beginner: +15° for front foot and 0° for rear foot. This setting will help you find your feet, but once you're comfortable, don't hesitate to change the angle.

At Stone Snowboards, we offer snowboard bindings of impeccable quality. The injected Duraflex spoiler is the most durable on the market. Thanks to its plastic base and Duraflex injected reinforcement, our bindings offer exceptional comfort and longevity. But above all, they are designed to last as long as possible. Stoners generally keep their bindings for 3 or 4 years.