Nidecker Supermatic Heather 2026 Snowboardbindingen

Experience the future of snowboard bindings with the Nidecker Supermatic 2026. These groundbreaking bindings offer an unprecedented combination of convenience and performance for any terrain. After years of development, Nidecker proudly presents a binding that overcomes the challenges of previous step-in systems and sets a new standard in ease of use and reliability. With a focus on durability and a mid-stiff flex, this binding is an all-rounder ready to tackle any terrain.

The Supermatic is the choice for novice boarders and competitive pros alike. With its rugged, advanced base and asymmetrical highback, the Nidecker Supermatic 2026 binding offers unparalleled fit and responsiveness, allowing you to push your limits and hone your skills.

Flex

6/10 - The Nidecker Supermatic snowboard binding has a medium flex for an all-around snowboarding experience. Perfect for riders who love speed on and off the slopes, as well as for freestylers riding jumps, rails and boxes in the snowpark. The medium flex offers direct power transfer and optimal control.

Baseplate

Glass-Filled Nylon - The durable and robust glass-filled nylon baseplate with Slip-N-Grip technology provides smooth entry and is compatible with all snowboards on the market.

Highback

Nylon+ Ultraback -. Designed specifically for the groundbreaking OG Supermatic®, the Nylon+ Ultraback provides firm support with just enough flex to keep you riding in style. Features integrated forward lean adjustment for full adjustability

Straps

AuxTech - The comfortable AuxTech straps with Locking Slap Ratchets offer a consistent and perfect fit after a one-time adjustment.

Ratchets

The LSR 2.0 Auto-Lock - automatically locks in both directions as soon as you stop ratcheting, so you can quickly set your favorite strap tension for quick entry or easily adjust on the go.

Rider level.

Intermediate|Advanced - snowboard bindings for Intermediate to Advanced level snowboarders offer a wide range of flex options to meet different preferences and styles. Softer bindings are ideal for freestyle and park riders looking for flexibility and maneuverability, while stiffer bindings offer the stability and power transfer needed for speed and rough terrain.