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Bindings are one of the most crucial things to get right if you want to go snowboarding, so getting your exact size right is essential, as this is actually the mechanism that connects your feet to the snowboard. Therefore it allows you to be able to move swiftly through the snow while youâre looking at the stunning mountain views in front of you.
If you did get the wrong size bind, then it will affect how you actually snowboard, so it is extremely important to get the exact size for your boots and for your board.
Different brands of boards and boots may actually fit different size bindings, so you need to be careful, as there are no standard sizings. When you look to purchase bindings you will notice that the sizes that will be available tend to be: small/medium, medium, medium/large, large and large/xlarge. Thereâs no need to worry as weâve made it easy for you to figure out what size snowboard bindings you will roughly need for your snowboard, which includes a whole variety of brands, so you don’t have to worry about their different sizings either. But please bear in mind that some brands also label their sizes slightly differently compared to other brands.
Men’s Binding Table
Each of the sizes that are on this chart is in US sizings only.
| Brand | XS | Small | S/M | Medium | M/L | Large | L/XL | XL |
| Abor Menâs | – | – | 7-9 | – | 9-11 | – | 11-13 | – |
| Bent Metal Menâs | – | 5-8 | – | 8-11 | – | 11-14 | – | – |
| Burton Menâs | – | 6-8 | – | 8-11 | – | 10+ | – | – |
| Flow Menâs | – | – | – | 4.5-8.5 | – | 7.5-11.5 | – | 10.5-15 |
| Flux Menâs | – | 4.5-7.5 | – | 7-10 | – | 9+ | – | – |
| Flux Bindings that have a transfer base (XV, XF, TM, SR) | 3-5.5 | 5-7.5 | – | 7-9.5 | – | 9+ | – | – |
| GNU Freedom and Psych | – | – | – | 7-9 | – | 9-11 | – | 11-14 |
| GNU Cheeter | – | 4-7 | – | 7-10 | – | 10-12 | – | – |
| K2 Menâs | – | 2-5 | – | 5-9 | – | 8-12 | – | 11-15 |
| Ride Menâs | – | – | – | 5-9 | – | 8-12 | – | 11-15 |
| Rome Menâs (Vice, Crux, Katana) | – | – | 5-8 | – | 8-11.5 | – | 10.5-13 | – |
| Rome Menâs (D.O.D, Targa, 390 Boss Arsenal) | – | – | 5-9.5 | – | – | – | 9-13 | – |
| Rome Menâs (United and Shift) | – | 5-8 | – | 7-10 | – | 9-13 | – | – |
| Rossignol Menâs | – | – | 4-9 | – | 8+ | – | – | – |
| Salomon Menâs | – | 3-7 | – | 6.5-10 | – | 10-15 | – | – |
| Union Menâs | – | – | This size is now small. 5-8 | – | This size is now medium. 7-10 | This size is now large.
10+ |
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Womenâs Binding Table (US size)
| Brand | XS | Small | S/M | Medium | M/L | Large |
| Arbor Womenâs | – | 5-7 | – | 7-9 | – | – |
| Burton Womenâs | – | 4-6 | – | 6-8 | – | 8-12 |
| Flow Womenâs | – | – | – | 5.5-9.5 | – | 8.5-12 |
| Flux Womenâs | 5-7 | 7-9 | – | – | – | – |
| GNU Womenâs | – | – | 4-7 | – | 6-9 | – |
| K2 Womenâs | – | 3-6 | – | 6-10 | – | 9+ |
| Ride Womenâs | – | 4-7 | – | 7-11 | – | – |
| Rome Womenâs (Guild, Flare, Katana) | – | – | 6.5-9.5 | – | 9.5-12 | – |
| Rome Womenâs (Madison Boss and Strut) | – | – | 6.5-11 | – | – | – |
| Rome Womenâs (Shift) | – | 6.5-9.5 | – | 8.5-11.5 | – | – |
| Rossignol Womenâs | – | – | 5-10 | – | 9+ | – |
| Salomon Womenâs | – | 4-8 | – | 7.5-11 | – | 11.5+ |
| Union Womenâs | – | 4-6 | – | 6-9 | – | – |
However, please do bear in mind that these tables may not be the exact same size for everybody as each person is different.
Size Binding That Is Right For You
It all really depends what size your feet are and what brand of boot you own to know what exact size binding is ideal for you. The only way that you will find out what specific size you need is by trying them on with the boot you want to use. It is very important that you get the correct snowboard boot size because it can change the binding size as well. One thing that is always useful to do is ask the shop to provide you with a boot in your size before you try the bindings on, as this will give you a rough idea whether they will fit or not.
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