BATALEON WMN BLASTER AW FASE
Hey rider, here's a quick rundown of everything you need to know about the SNOWBOARD BINDING BATALEON WMN BLASTER AW FASE.You've been hearing about them for a while; we've been testing them for a whole season. The Blaster is a guarantee of all-mountain quality, precise and versatile for all kinds of use, and now that getting into it is even easier, the level-up is remarkable. Simple as it is, the FASE system is a game-changer in the world of TRADITIONAL bindings: the feel is identical in every respect, weight and structure are not affected in the slightest, but now it takes 1.5 seconds to get in and strapped up. Going back isn't hard, it's pointless. How does it work? The toe strap stays still while the ankle strap, thanks to a very long ladder, never fully "releases", making entry and exit easy without having to reposition the ratchet on the ladder every time; the highback tilts outwards by a few degrees to allow entry and locks vertically thanks to a "paddle" system that the heel hits on entry – super simple but extremely functional and solid. Closing just the ankle strap, which is moreover inside a guide, is a split-second operation that evolves this binding from traditional to next-generation traditional.
SNOWBOARD BINDING WMN BLASTER AW FASE BATALEON
WMN BLASTER AW FASE, a WOMEN'S SNOWBOARD BINDING by BATALEON that rips. Bindings are sold as a pair, complete with discs and mounting screws.Bindings for all mountain use, safe and stable on piste and high-performing in freeride off piste. Snowboard bindings with Step-In entry system. These bindings are compatible with boards using 4 screws (4x4 - holes 4cm apart) and 2 screws (4x2, holes 2cm apart vertically). They are mounted with 4 screws per binding, included in the box. More info in the product description.
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- Gender
This product is suitable for girls.

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