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Utility Binding

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$159.98 $319.95 In stock

Category: Bindings

Function-first and mountaineering-inspired, the all-new Utility strips it down to pure performance. Featuring the all-new X-Base 3 baseplate, and adjustable aluminum heelcup, and a modern two-strap design—this is minimalism built to charge.

Key Features:

  • X-Base 3
  • Dampening Pods
  • Adjustable Aluminum Heelcups
  • Bow Strap Adjuster
  • Cast Aluminum Buckles & Levers 
  • 4x4 Universal Disk
  • Asymmetrical Highbacks
  • Fiberglass Reinforced 
  • Single Density EVA Footbed
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

Rode these on a rocky ridge traverse last weekend and the two-strap setup never loosened once. The X-Base 3 baseplate feels stiff enough to drive an edge but still absorbs choppy snow. Genuinely the most solid binding I've strapped into.

Ruby ★★★★★

The adjustable aluminum heelcup is what sold me, and after a few icy laps it hasn't budged a millimeter. The two-strap design takes seconds to dial in, even with gloves on.

Matthew M. ★★★★★

Swapped these onto my board for a bootpack-heavy day and the two-strap setup never once needed re-adjusting mid-climb. The X-Base 3 baseplate feels stiff in a good way underfoot, way more solid than my old pair.