Snowboard bindings ThirtyTwo T32M Fase Pat Fava (T.26.BNU.FAA.GY)

The ThirtyTwo T32M Fase Pat Fava snowboard bindings set a new standard in all-mountain and freestyle equipment. Designed for versatility, they provide the user with smooth maneuverability and stability during dynamic descents and tricks in the park.

AutoBack and FASE Fast Entry Systems

The AutoBack technology used in the baseplate of the ThirtyTwo T32M Fase Pat Fava enhances the support of the rear part of the boot, providing solid backing during aggressive turns. The FASE Fast Entry system ensures quick and intuitive binding entry, allowing for immediate readiness to ride even in challenging conditions on the slopes. This combination of features results in greater freedom of movement and comfort adjustments during every snowboarding session.

Shock Absorption and Flex Adjustment

Shock absorption and a flex adjustment rating of 6/10 mean that the ThirtyTwo T32M Fase Pat Fava model strikes an excellent balance between responsiveness and user comfort. The appropriate stiffness of the bindings reduces vibrations transmitted from the board, increasing comfort during long rides. The adjustment system allows for precise customization of settings to match the individual preferences and riding styles of each snowboarder.

ThirtyTwo T32M Fase Pat Fava snowboard bindings - features:

• AutoBack technology providing support for the rear part of the boot while riding;
• FASE Fast Entry system allowing for quick binding entry on the slopes;
• FastStrap straps ensuring a stable fit of the boot to the binding;
• Secure hold of the front part of the boot thanks to the Locked-in Toe Strap;
• Flex rating of 6/10 optimal for all-mountain and freestyle;
• Features that enhance user comfort and shock absorption while riding;
• Easy adjustment of binding parameters according to personal preferences;
• Design that supports dynamic turns and maneuvers on the board;
• Resistance to mechanical loads and intensive use;
• Compatibility with a wide range of snowboard boots.