

"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I took the Explorer Splitboard Binding on a long tour in the Cascades last spring, and the pin system made switching between tour and ride mode as quick and simple as anything I have used out there. The highback response was exactly what I needed when the terrain got steep, and I wanted to charge the descent hard.""The skin track begins where the chairlift ends, and the Union Explorer Splitboard Binding is what we want on our feet when the approach gets serious. There is something deeply satisfying about a backcountry setup that just works, one that transitions without drama and rides like the gear we trust every day at the resort. Getting into the mountains on a splitboard means relying on your equipment completely, and that trust starts at the binding. The EXP2 Duraflex ST baseplate and extruded 3D aluminum heelcup give the Explorer Splitboard Binding a platform that is responsive without being punishing, handling everything from deep powder to firmer spring snow. We appreciate the Exoframe 4. 0 ankle straps for the locked-in feel that makes us confident on steeper lines, and the tool-less adjustment system means we can fine-tune fit on the fly without digging for extra hardware. With Voile-compatible mounting, the Explorer Splitboard Binding drops onto most splitboards on the market right out of the package."
Price: $399.95 from Backcountry
| Merchant | Price | |
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| $399.95 | Visit Store |
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I took the Explorer Splitboard Binding on a long tour in the Cascades last spring, and the pin system made switching between tour and ride mode as quick and simple as anything I have used out there. The highback...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I love the Explorer bindings because they actually feel like my resort setup on the descent. They're easy to transition and incredibly durable—I’ve taken them through multi-day tours and gnarly lines and...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I love the Explorer bindings because they actually feel like my resort setup on the descent. They're easy to transition and incredibly durable—I’ve taken them through multi-day tours and gnarly lines and...