Now O-Drive Snowboard Bindings - 2022/2023
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If it's a strong and dependable top-notch workhorse you want beneath your feet, look no further. Made for big, all-mountain carving, the Now O-Drive snowboard bindings are here to deliver.
Shop similar products- Made of nylon and 30% carbon fiber, new Hanger 3.0 frames feature a wide bushing footprint 3 mm closer to the board's edges for enhanced board connection and energy transfer
- They also encompass a reduction in weight, a dropped-down inner lateral wall for better ankle mobility and is able to accommodate bigger-volume boots
- Kingpin Toolless 2.0 tech means no tools are required to change your bushings on the fly or to switch your bindings from your park to your pow board
- Skate-Tech design minimizes energy loss when the baseplates flex and allows for even pivoting over the posts
- Skate-Tech bypasses the middle of the board, directing energy to the edges and transferring more power with less work, so your feet stay more relaxed and comfortable, longer
- Hyperfuse II stitchless, spineless straps sandwich nylon webbing between 2 layers of EVA for lightweight comfort that's designed to handle the elements and the test of time
- Strong and extremely light 66-C carbon ratchets reduce buckle weight by 20%
- New, supergrippy 3D Pro-Grip toe straps can be used on the tip or toe of your boots
- Toolless adjuster straps allow for easy adjustments on the hill
- 5° pre-rotated FS2 Carbon highbacks with 3K carbon fiber have a higher medial side that follows leg angles and an Allen-key-hardware multiposition forward lean block
- New hinge connectors allow straps to move more easily out of the way; stop mechanism prevents floppy straps
- New combo mounting disc is 2x4, 4x4 and The Channel® compatible
- Flex rating: 9 (on a scale of 1 to 10, soft to stiff)
- Manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty on all baseplates and baseplate components
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View all Now Snowboard Bindings| Binding Style | Strap |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Snowboarding |
| Riding Style | All-mountain |
| Binding Flex | Stiff Flex |
| Base Material | Nylon with 30% carbon fiber |
| Highback Material | 3K carbon fiber |
| Ratchets | Nylon with 30% carbon fiber |
| Bolt Pattern | 2x4 4x4 Channel |
| Gender | Unisex |
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O Drive Carbon High Back Breaks Consistently
My first pair of Now bindings. Love JF Pelchat and the Jones crew as well as this new style of binding/technology. So this is hard for me to write, and wouldn't if it was just something small. But there is def a manufacturing defect with the O drive carbon high back imo. I'm 6 feet tall and weigh about 165 pounds, not a big guy. I bought a 19/20' pair of medium O drive bindings and rode them hard for 2 seasons. Beginning of 3rd season I was ripping some groomers on a choppy day and all of a sudden had no heel edge support. The Carbon High back broke right at the narrowest point near the screw connection to the binding. I called the NOW boys and told them the story and they gave me a new(freestyle) high back. Sweet, least they have great customer support, these things can happen. Next year same thing happens to the other high back in the exact same spot. And they gave me another freestyle high back, which isn't carbon fiber btw. So great customer support who is willing to replace it- even when it isn't technically under warranty. Solid. Pretty sure they still sell the exact same carbon high back to this day to my knowledge(Feb 2023), at least it looks identical-size, shape, width. Check out the photo, hopefully it was just my pair. Freestyle high back replacement has a season and still going strong. They have the same minimum dimensions at that high stress point but is not made from Carbon Fiber. Everything else-straps, ratchets, baseplate and overall responsiveness is great. Just beef up the high back and you've got a winner......
Very stiff, no high back rotation
For the price of these bindings, and how stiff the highbacks are, the lack of highback rotation options are really disappointing. I wanted to use these on my freeride board with forward stance angles and got some nasty calf bite on the front foot. I remedied the issue with a Now highcup on the front foot, but eventually went with a different binding with highback rotation