Snowboard Binding Arbor Cypress forest

Name: Cypress forest
Brand: Arbor
Price: 295.2 EUR
Availability: InStock

Collection winter 2024

Arbor Cypress binding combines sustainability with superior performance. That's because this refined freeride binding comes with a new Bio Strap… detailed description

295.20 € Discount -20 % 369.00 €

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Men's Arbor Cypress Snowboard Binding

Arbor Cypress binding combines sustainability with superior performance. That's because this refined freeride binding comes with a new Bio Strap ankle strap this year, which is made from plant-based materials and offers a lighter, more comfortable fit.

The binding is ready to deliver great performance on wide and steep slopes. It features an exclusive System X Baseplate with even more fiberglass for superior stiffness and durability. The combination of a lightweight and stiff highback along with the improved baseplate support will enhance the natural characteristics of your board. If you like to see the world around you turn into disappearing blurs with speed and enjoy exploring untouched trails, the Arbor Cypress will be the right partner for you.

* If you are mounting the binding on the Channel system (Burton, Endeavor), you need to use the appropriate screws. Using the wrong screws can cause irreversible damage to the snowboard.

Specifications

System X Baseplate - the baseplate that forms the basis of the X-shaped construction, connecting two toe and two heel zones for their perfect communication and energy transfer to the edges. At the same time, the design reduces the contact area between the binding and the board, thus promoting a more natural snowboard flexibility.
Fiberglass Reinforcing - the baseplate contains 30% fiberglass to strengthen the structure and increase stability.
65A Durometer Outsole - the outsole is made of special TPE rubber to increase performance, the outsole is integrated into the System X construction between the binding and the snowboard, it dissipates high-frequency vibrations and provides perfect reflection and damping.
2XD EVA Footbed - double density insole design. The harder material provides better contact with the board and durability, while the bottom layer absorbs shock and provides comfort when impacting or riding on hard surfaces.
Inclined insole - 1.5° tilt provides an ergonomic posture that is gentler on the joints.
Asymmetrical Highbacks with 5° lateral rotation - asymmetrical highbacks with 5° rotation ensuring an ergonomic feel and free movement.
UltraGrip Convertible Toe Strap - all Arbor bindings offer a flexible, comfortable and secure attachment of the bottom strap over the instep or over the toe.
Bow Strap Adjuster - a pre-shaped bow strap that actively deflects itself outwards for easier entry into the binding.
NEW Bio Strap - a light, sustainable strap made of plant material replaces plastic material. The injected strap is lighter, stronger and provides a reliable foot hold thanks to the comfortable curve and low-profile design.
Cast Aluminum Buckles and Levers - aluminum ratchets ensure reliable performance, durability and a stronger fit for the best connection between the boot and the binding.
2x4 Universal Mini-Disc - discs require a smaller area and, together with the System X construction, help ensure a more organic snowboard flex in the binding area. They are compatible with the Channel system.
Adjustable Extruded Aluminum Heelcup - heel made of highly resistant extruded aluminum enables perfect centering of the stance.

Snowboard Binding Arbor Cypress forest 2024

Size Chart

	S/M	M/L	L/XL
UK	6-8	8-10	10-12+
EUR	39-42	42-44,5	44,5-47+
US	7-9	9-11	11-13+
CM	25-27	27-29	29-31+

How to Choose Snowboard Bindings

Rule number one: boots first, bindings second! The right snowboard equipment must match and fit perfectly, so don't underestimate the importance of your choice and follow a few important steps.

Choosing the right bindings depends on several different factors. The stiffness of the bindings, size, type, material and the amount you are willing to invest are all important. We have a simple guide on how to make the best choice. But if you're still confused, drop by our shop in Brno. Together we'll talk it through and recommend the best yet personalised fit for you.

First and foremost - The Boots

The binding adjusts to the size of the boots. That's rule number one. If you're picking out your bindings in a store, it's ideal to take your boots with you and try them on to see how they fit. The straps of the binding should fit snugly around them. The easiest option is to combine binding and boots of the same brand. The models are designed to fit together automatically.

Soft or Firm Binding?

You should choose the stiffness of your snowboard and bindings according to your riding style. Softer bindings are more playful and suitable for both beginner riders and freestyle riders. A slightly stiffer binding should be chosen if you prefer rough carving on the piste or freeride.

There are several types of bindings:

Classic two-strap binding

Soft bindings consist of baseplate, heelback and straps. The method of fastening can be either over the toe or over the instep.

Speed Entry

First, you set a strap that you do not manipulate any further. The bindings are entered through the heel, so it is a much faster way of slipping on.

Step On

A simple and at the same time very quick way to put on your boots into binding. If you don't like to bend over and downright hate sitting in the cold snow before every ride, you'll love the Step On.

Which foot goes first?

Advanced snowboarders already know which foot is in front and which is in the back. But if you're a complete beginner who's never stood on a board before, there's a simple trick to find out. Just try to run outside for a bit and take the longest jump you can. Did it work? And which foot did you bounce off the ground with? That's the foot that's supposed to be the first on a snowboard. If you're not 100% sure of the outcome, ask a friend or family member to stand behind you and gently push you forward unexpectedly. Again, the foot that goes out first is the one that will be on the board in the front.

What angles to choose when mounting bindings

And speaking of the direction of the bindings, it's important to keep in mind the angle at which to attach the bindings. Whether you prefer downhill or you prefer to jump on rails, you'll be comfortable riding in the 15° and -9° positions.

Bindings overhang over the edge of the snowboard

Once you've managed to attach the bindings and you're happy with both the angle and straddle of your feet, all that's left to do is check one last important detail. The bindings (including boots) must not overhang the heel more than the toe (or vice versa). An unbalanced position of the bindings can cause a problematic ride - in short, you'll be hitting the snow with your boots and bindings every now and then. And that spoils the feeling of a perfect ride!

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