Union Falcor Snowboard Bindings - 2024/2025
Ready to take on the biggest lines and steepest spines, the next generation of the Union Falcor snowboard bindings raises the bar with freeride/freestyle binding tech made for aggressive riding.
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- 100% redesigned
- S12 Duraflex Blue baseplates
- Asymmetric Molecular bushings provide asymmetric freestyle flex, cushioning and shock absorption
- Extruded 3D aluminum heel cups are designed for optimum heel hold and minimization of drag; manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty on heel cups
- S20 Asymmetric Forged Hybrid 3.0 highbacks deliver forged carbon carving power and freestyle flex
- Forma Hybrid 1.0 ankle straps offer cushioned comfort and flexibility for instant response
- TS 6.0 toe straps have a dual-layer construction for a perfect boot-to-binding fit
- Union Magnesium S1 ratchets with aluminum bases provide a longer lifespan and better spring return
- Falcor V3 FLAD easily adjusts your forward lean angle with a #3 screwdriver
- Strong grade 8.8 steel hardware
- Nonstick EVA gas pedals with closed cell finish; 100% waterproof
- 3° canting
- Toolless strap adjust—no screwdriver needed; easily adjust your ankle and toe straps at any moment
- Mini Disk is 2x4- and Channel-compatible
- Ridden by Travis Rice
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View all Union Snowboard Bindings| Binding Style | Strap |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Snowboarding |
| Riding Style | Freeride |
| Binding Flex | Stiff Flex |
| Fits Boot Sizes | M: Mens' 8-10 / Women's 9-11 |
| Base Material | S12 Duraflex Blue nylon/fiberglass |
| Highback Material | S20 Asymmetric Forged Hybrid 3.0 nylon/fiberglass |
| Ratchets | Magnesium S1 with aluminium base |
| Bolt Pattern | 2x4 Channel |
| Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 14.2 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Newer not always better
Pros: more comfortable ankle strap. Cons: busted on day 4. Are softer overall (which could be a pro depending on you). I have owned 4 pairs of Falcors over 6 seasons now, and the latest 2025 redesign is the only one I have ever had a problem with. After only 4 days of riding, the piece that holds the toe strap to the binding opposite the ratchet broke. Upon further inspection, it is clear that this piece is much smaller and weaker than previous models. I looked into replacement parts, but ultimately decided that this was very likely to keep happening and returned them. The new ankle strap is amazing. This new model is more flexible overall, but still very stiff front to back.