Snowboard Bindings – SNB 500

Fit

Very good support at high speed on-piste, off-piste, and in parks.

Cushioning

Full EVA pad, comfort, and maximum cushioning.

Fast acting

Classic attachment with traditional tightening buckles. Guaranteed efficiency.

Adjustable

Gas pedal (length of fix), front-rear spoiler, straps without screwdriver.

Anatomic design

Sizes S–M: size 3.5 to 8.5 L-XL: shoe sizes 8.5 to 13

Stability

Conventional fastener: pump to achieve the required support. No limit.

Capacity

Pair of bindings, 2 discs, 8 x 16 mm screws compatible with discs, 8 washers.

Compatibility

With boards with normal or 3D inserts (not compatible with Burton Channel).

After-sales parts list

rf. number 8576631: 2 front strap screws and 2 rear strap screws rf. number 8751399: 4 front strap attachments ref. number 8758288: 1 pair of front straps, size M (size 5 to 8) rf. number 8758289: 1 pair of front straps, size M (size 9 to 13) ref. number 8758280: 4 rear strap attachments number 8576639: 1 pair of rear straps, size M (size 3 to 7) ref. number 8576638: 1 pair of front straps, size M (size 9 to 13) ref. number 8758284: 2 highback screws ref. number 8758287: gas pedal screw

Program/terrain

The Endzone binding is a traditional, high-performance, all-mountain/freestyle snowboard binding for going anywhere: on-piste, off-piste, and even in parks––at any level. The highback is flexible, making it more comfortable to use. The full EVA pad provides good cushioning when landing jumps, and the highback is adjustable.

Adjustment options

The original settings are suitable for most users. But you can also adjust: - the position of the spoiler (front, rear, side) by playing with the position of the screws that hold the spoiler or adjusting the angle on the back. - the length of the gas pedal, which is particularly useful for large feet and boot volume. - the position of the straps to adapt to all foot sizes.

Stance, binding spacing

The stance is the distance between the bindings in cm. It can be adapted according to your body shape, but all snowboards have a recommended stance for bindings (shown by a mark between the binding inserts). If you want to position your feet further apart or closer together on the board, test it to see if the stance is suitable for you.

How do I change my stance on the board?

For piste/off-piste boards: To keep feet closer together, move the binding forward only. To move feet farther apart, move the binding backward. The idea is to get a little further back to improve piste performance on bends and float on powder snow. For freestyle boards (symmetrical): best to keep both bindings centred on the board.

How should I angle my snowboard bindings?

For a freeride run, +18° at the front and 0° at the rear is recommended. For a versatile freestyle run, try +18° and -6°. The back foot opening lets you change when riding switch. For pure freestyle runs, choose completely symmetrical angles such as +15° and -15°, for example. Angle choice on bindings is a very personal thing. Don’t be afraid to check out what others are doing and try out different options. You might be pleasantly surprised!

Remember to centre your boot on your board!

Disc bindings with 4 screws can slide along a single axis and generally have 3 possible settings. This setting is used to centre the boot on the snowboard and prevent the foot from protruding over the edge of the board. Make sure that your boot goes over both sides of the board equally. You can also rotate the disc through 90° to increase or decrease the stance in relation to the stance provided by the inserts. In this case, the bindings cannot be centred laterally.

What size should I choose for my snowboard bindings?

For SNB 500 Snowboard Bindings, we recommend: Size L = 9 to 13. Try on the bindings with your own snowboard boots. Depending on the brand, a particular size of boot can vary in volume.