Buy Snowboard Bindings at One80 Boardshop
Looking for new snowboard bindings? At One80 Boardshop you'll find bindings from Union, Burton, Rome, Nitro and Nidecker, for every level and riding style. Buy your bindings online with delivery across Europe, or visit our snowboard shop in Oudenaarde, half an hour from Ghent, where we fit and mount your bindings on the spot.
Not sure which bindings suit you? Our guide on how to choose, mount and set up snowboard bindings explains everything, from size and flex to the right angles.
Which snowboard bindings should you buy?
Use the filters above for level, terrain, brand and size, or start with your riding style.
Bindings for beginners
Go for a soft to medium flex, comfortable straps and good cushioning. Your board turns more easily and your feet stay fresh. See our snowboard bindings for beginners.
All-mountain bindings
One pair of bindings for the whole mountain: medium flex, comfortable and responsive enough for groomers, side hits and a bit of park. View all-mountain bindings.
Freestyle and park bindings
Soft, light and with extra cushioning for landings. Made for rails, jumps and butters. View park bindings.
Freeride bindings
Stiffer, with a taller highback for power and control at speed and in powder. View freeride bindings.
Women's and kids' bindings
Women's bindings are designed for smaller boots and are often a little softer. We also carry bindings in small sizes for kids, so they can learn safely and comfortably.
Step On and speed entry bindings
Tired of doing up your straps every run? With Burton Step On you step in and click, no straps at all. You do need Step On boots for it. Speed entry bindings like the Nidecker Supermatic and Rome FASE work with your normal boots: slide in and go. View all our Step On and hybrid bindings.
What size snowboard bindings?
Your binding size depends on your boot size. As a guide: S fits about EU 35–39, M EU 39–43 and L EU 43–47. Every brand has its own size chart, which you'll find on the product page. Your boot should sit snugly in the binding and hang only slightly over the edge of your board.
How much do good snowboard bindings cost?
- Up to €250: solid entry-level bindings for beginners and riders who go a few days a year.
- €250 – €350: the sweet spot for most riders, with better cushioning, straps and response.
- €350 and up: high-end and speed entry bindings with lightweight materials and maximum response.
Snowboard with bindings and boots
Bindings only ride well when they match your board and boots: the same flex, the right size. Combine them with a new snowboard and matching snowboard boots, and we'll help you put together a setup that works. Not sure about your board size? Use our snowboard size calculator.
Why buy your snowboard bindings at One80?
- Advice from real riders: we help you choose the right size, flex and entry system.
- Try them in store: bring your boots to Oudenaarde and feel how they sit in the bindings.
- Mounting in store: buy your bindings from us and we'll mount them on your board and set up your stance.
- Service after purchase: tuning and repairs for your whole setup.
- Delivery across Europe and easy returns.
Frequently asked questions about buying snowboard bindings
Where can I buy snowboard bindings in Belgium?
In our snowboard shop in Oudenaarde, or online right here. In store you can try bindings with your own boots; online we deliver across Belgium and the rest of Europe.
Will these bindings fit my snowboard?
Most bindings fit the common 4x4 and 2x4 insert patterns and Burton's Channel. Not sure? Send us the brand and model of your board and we'll check it for you.
Which snowboard bindings are good for beginners?
Bindings with a soft to medium flex and comfortable straps. Speed entry or Step On makes getting in and out extra easy. More in our guide on how to choose snowboard bindings.
Can you mount my bindings?
Yes. Bring your board to the shop and we'll mount your bindings at the right width and angles for your riding style.
When is the best time to buy snowboard bindings?
New collections arrive in autumn, when the choice is biggest. Want to save? Look out for last season's bindings at a discount.