Union Snowboard Bindings

Union Snowboard Bindings was Founded in Colico, Italy, and Seattle, Washington, in 2005 by Co-founders George Kleckner and Martino Fumagalli, Union binding co has been a staple in the snowboarding binding manufacturing as they’ve continued to produce quality bindings for beginners all the way to backcountry pros. As of recently, Union Bindings announced their debut in the split board market in 2017, selling a line of splitboards, splitboard specific bindings, poles and bags for any backcountry enthusiast's needs. Union team rider, Brian Iguchi commented on their new line of products, remarking that Union is likely to change the perception that people have of splitboarding. The sleek and striking design of their bindings reflect the gold standard quality Union imbues in all of their products.                                                                                                                          The Trilogy series, a proven favorite among riders, continues to uphold Union's core image for what a binding is supposed to provide. With minimal alterations season after season, the 2024 rendition of the Trilogy series promises to maintain Union's reputation for reliability and performance, further solidifying their position as a leader in the snowboarding industry. Other bindings like the Atlas also embody Union's promise of quality, prioritizing stability and comfort. With a focus on delivering high-performance gear that meets the demands of snowboarders, Union Binding Co. continues to maintain its status as a leader in the snowboarding industry.

Every pair of Union Bindings is injected with the highest quality Duraflex Nylon. The result is strength, safety and security. It also means having the confidence of a lifetime warranty on all baseplates and heel cups. So, if you break, or even crack your baseplate or heelcup during riding, we'll replace it for life.

Union Falcor Bindings Carbon Fiber, Union Force Bindings, Union Strata Bindings, Union Flight Pro Bindings, Union Trilogy Bindings