Snowboard Binding Union Falcor black

Name: Falcor black
Brand: Union
Price: 338.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Collection winter 2025

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Redesigned to the last detail, the Union Falcor sets a high bar in terms of performance, design and sustainability. What you're looking at is the… detailed description

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Union Falcor Men's Snowboard Binding

Redesigned to the last detail, the Union Falcor sets a high bar in terms of performance, design and sustainability. What you're looking at is the future, and it's no surprise that Travis Rice inspired this binding with his aggressive riding style. If you're looking for a high-end model made for freeride/freestyle riding, you've just found it.

The big news is the development of the new Duraflex Blue nylon, which is made from renewable and recycled materials. This binding sets new standards for sustainability in snowboarding. The material makes up the new two-piece baseplate, which combines soft damping and fast response, as well as the new highback, which is 10% lighter than its previous generation and combines nylon with Italian carbon. In short, the design of this binding makes it clear - you'll enjoy flexibility and damping for freedom in tricks, along with responsiveness and aggressiveness for fast riding. So don't wait and come for the best ride you've ever experienced!

Specifications

Flex: 7/10
Use: Freestyle 8/10, All-mountain 9/10, Performance 10/10
Duraflex Blue Nylon material: together with Envalior, they have created a new sustainable nylon that is made from 90% renewable resources, bio-waste and recycled glass and plastic. The material has been carefully tested for durability and strength, even when exposed to high and low temperatures. The baseplate and highback are made from it.
New Baseplate: S12 Duraflex Blue – a new baseplate consisting of two parts that are made of materials of different stiffness, thanks to which they form a perfectly tuned binding character.
- Asymmetric Halo Baseplate Frame: flexible freestyle frame
- Direct Connect MD Baseplate Core: stiff and responsive core for immediate edge response and perfect board connection
Asymmetric Molecular Bushings: lighter, more durable and more efficient than classic EVA. It forms a layer between the baseplate and the board that absorbs shocks and supports freestyle flexibility thanks to the new asymmetric shape. A slight incline promotes a more natural knee position.
Heelcup: Extruded 3D Aluminum – designed for optimal heel hold, minimal drag and efficient response.
Highback: S20 Asym Forged Hybrid 3.0 - A stiff and responsive Italian forged carbon spine allows for instant edge-to-edge control, while the eco-friendly Duraflex Blue nylon frame allows for freestyle flexibility and comfort. The new asymmetric shape copies the natural angle of the foot and thus ensures a more anatomical fit. Flexibility made for Travis Rice's aggressive riding.
Classic FLAD - adjust the tilt of the highback using a #3 screwdriver
Hardware made of the highest quality grade 8.8 steel
EVA insole under the toe, which prevents the accumulation of snow and the formation of ice under the boot.
Easy strap adjustment without tools
Inclined Insole by 3° – support for anatomical alignment of the knees
Mini Disk compatible with 4×2 inserts and The Channel System

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Size Chart

	S	M	L	XL
UK	4.5-6.5	7-9	9.5-12	12-14
EUR	37-40.5	41-43	43.5-46	46-48
US	5.5-7.5	8-10	10.5-13	13-15
CM	23.5-25.5	26-28	28.5-31	31-33

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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