Snowboard Binding Nidecker Supermatic black

Name: Supermatic black
Brand: Nidecker
Price: 450 EUR
Availability: InStock

Collection winter 2024

The first self-locking two-strap binding that works with all snowboard boots. The Nidecker Supermatic is what snowboarding has been waiting for: the… detailed description

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Nidecker Supermatic Snowboard Binding

The first self-locking two-strap binding that works with all snowboard boots.

The Nidecker Supermatic is what snowboarding has been waiting for: the first universal automatic binding with two entry options. Lots of brands have tried to crack the step-in binding code and failed. Most of these systems required specific boots, many of them didn't work well in powder, and none of them were as comfortable and reliable as a regular two-strap binding. Nidecker spent four years developing a custom solution that solves all these problems, and it's a real game changer.

The Supermatic binding works on the principle of an activated hiback called Drop In tech. Simply slide your foot over the back and step on the heel pedal to automatically engage the binding. That's it - you're ready to ride. A simple release lever allows you to exit the binding just as quickly. The straps have the same comfortable AuxTech construction as Nidecker's classic high-end bindings. Set them once, then lock them in place with the Locking Slap Ratchets aluminum ratchets so your bindings will always fit great next time. The beauty of this system is that it works with any boot from any manufacturer, and there's no complicated mechanism to get messed up. If slope or snow conditions require it, you can even strap in just like a regular binding.

The Supermatic system is made with proven materials found throughout the Nidecker model line. The all-new baseplate is made from durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon with a Slip-N-Grip plate that helps the tip glide over the base and makes boarding even easier. There is a roller in the rear for smooth running of the hiback trigger. Finally, the Asym Hadron nylon hiback is designed for a perfect fit, with a responsive flex and integrated preload adjuster for a complete custom fit.

Overall, it's a medium stiff binding that the Nidecker team rated as the most comfortable yet. They tested it everywhere - on the slopes, on steep and deep freeride sections, and in the park - with input from riders of all types. Bottom line: it's a speed-entry system you can trust. The future has just arrived.

Technology

Baseplate: Asym Rockered Matic-Series – Glassed-filled Nylon: The proven baseplate with an asymmetric design for optimal energy transfer is supplemented with specific Drop-In technologies in the Supermatic.
Hiback: Asym Hadron-Matic-Series - Flip-up hiback for the fastest automatic entry system. After folding, it creates a large opening for easy entry.
Upper strap: Hybrid ExoFrame
Bottom strap: Hexo Toecap
LSR Locking Slap Ratchet - special buckles that allow you to lock in your favorite strap tightening level for an equally tuned feel on every ride.
2.5 Canted Bankbeds - a slight 2.5° inclination of the EVA insole ensures a more natural position for your feet, greater support and efficient energy transfer.
Slip'n'Grip - special panels in the baseplate that allow you to easily slip into the binding and back again.
Nylon Multidisk 4HP + 3HP + Channel

Character

Response: 8/10
Toe-heel stiffness: 8/10
Lateral stiffness: 8/10

Snowboard Binding Nidecker Supermatic black 2024

Size Chart

	M	L	XL
UK	4-7	7,5-9,5	10-12
EUR	37-41	41,5-44	44,5-47
US	5-8	8,5-10,5	11-13
CM	23-26	26,5-28,5	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!

Nidecker Supermatic black

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