Germany
The flex figure that comes with its scale
A snowboard binding, a snowboard boot and an all-mountain board.
The binding is the only one on its shelf whose flex figure comes with the scale — 6/10 — instead of a bare number. The boot prints three size conventions at once: MP 25.5 with its EU and US equivalents, which is the only listing on that shelf to spell out all three.
The board names its shape, its camber, its sidecut type and its core, and gives no dimension at all beyond the length in its name.
Dual BOA, MP 25.5 with EU and US equivalents, response rated 5
The only boot on the shelf that prints three size conventions, and one of two with a dial on each zone.
Best for: A rider who wants the heel held down and is prepared to pay for two dials
≈ $399 / £240 / €280
158 cm directional twin, Flat-Out Rocker, mid-wide, radial sidecut
A 158 mid-wide all-mountain board that names its shape, its camber, its sidecut type and its core — and no dimension at all.
Best for: A rider with larger feet progressing from a first season, who wants one board for piste and park
≈ €344
Flex 6/10, air damping, 3° canted footbed, over-toe or toe-cap strap
The only binding on the shelf whose flex figure comes with the scale it is measured on.
Best for: A rider between beginner and intermediate who wants a middle flex and knows it
≈ £263 / €258
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