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Product Details
Style: N24SPM
The Nidecker Supermatic Snowboard Bindings are what the sport of snowboarding has been waiting for. It is the first dual-entry, automatic snowboard binding. It can be used in “automatic mode” for incredible convenience, where you step into the binding to enter and pull on a lever to exit. Or it can be used exactly like a traditional two-strap binding. What’s even better? The Nidecker Team has voted it the most comfortable binding in the Nidecker lineup. With the Supermatic Snowboard Bindings, you can experience the future of snowboarding right now.
KEY FEATURES- Asym Hadron-Matic-Series Hiback combines the classic shape of Nidecker highbacks with the adjustability of Drop-In Technology
- Hybrid Exo-Frame Powerstraps are suspended underneath the hybrid spine to deliver form-fitting support
- Innovative Drop-In Technology allows effective, speedy, and convenient entry and exit
- Hexo Toecap Strap features a 3D-hinged auxetic pattern for next-level connected comfort
- Canted Bank Beds provide 2 degrees of built-in canting for improved ergonomics
- Full-length EVA footbed to soak up landings with premium shock absorption
- Off-Axis Power Beams transfer energy directly on top of the snowboard’s edge
- Off-Set Multi Disk allows the bindings to be mounted on 4x4, 4x2, 3D, and the M6 Channel without the need for an accessory channel disk, and the hole patterns are offset
- Rockered Corners add cushioning closer to the center axis of the snowboard
- Nidecker bindings are designed to match Nidecker boots perfectly
Questions and Answers
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Q:
"What size binding If I wear a size 10 boot?"
1 Answers | Answer Question
Question by Rice on 11/20/2023 - 2:26 pm
A:
"Thanks for the question. Size Large fits men’s 8.5 to 10.5 boots."
Answer by Matt T (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/20/2023 - 2:41 pm
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"Thanks for the question. The difference between these and most other bindings is about 0.5 lbs per binding. Technically they are on the heavier side but again it’s very minimal and not noticeable at all while riding.
I always say when it comes to snowboard gear nowadays from company to company weight really isn't a factor unless you are spending $$$$ to get the lightest-weight board, boots AND bindings. Just lightening up 1 thing is nice, but not as effective as you'd think when it comes to performance. So try not to dwell on it too much when purchasing new bindings.
The fact of the matter is that with the weight being at your feet it's not going to be that noticeable when actually riding. It's attached to your feet and is going where your feet go no matter what the weight. Weight on your snowboard setup really only becomes noticeable in the tips of your board effecting the swing weight. So again unless you have bindings (or even boots) that are MUCH heavier (like we're talking multiple pounds) it is not going to be a huge factor in riding performance. The stiffness (or softness depending on your preferences) and the way the components move/react are more important. Hope that helps!"
Answer by Matt T (Peter Glenn Staff) on 5/15/2024 - 6:48 am
