The OG Supermatic® snowboard binding solves a problem every Rockies rider knows: -20°C mornings at Lake Louise or Sunshine Village when your fingers can barely feel the straps, let alone crank them. Step in through the back, stomp the heel pedal to flip the highback up, and you're locked in — no bending, no fumbling with frozen ratchets. A simple release lever gets you back out just as fast, which matters when you're re-boarding a chairlift in a hurry or popping in and out for a bootpack line at Kicking Horse.

Despite the quick-entry design, it still rides like a traditional two-strap binding, and you can run the LSR 2.0 ratchets manually anytime conditions call for it. It's also boot-agnostic, so there's no need to buy into a matched boot/binding system — bring whatever's already broken in.

AuxTech® step-in mechanism with Drop IN™ entry: The heel-pedal engagement replaces the usual four-buckle routine with a single motion, cutting down the time you're standing exposed on a windy ridge like CPR Ridge or Whitewall re-strapping in.

Exo-Frame Hybrid strap with Hexo Toecap: Wraps the boot for even pressure distribution (reducing hot spots on long days) while keeping the classic strap-in feel and adjustability advanced riders expect.

LSR 2.0 Auto-Lock ratchets: Settings lock in the instant you stop cranking, so once you've dialed your fit for a day of variable Rockies snow — hardpack up top, chopped powder in the bowls — it stays put run after run.

• ategory: Step-in / hybrid binding

• Flex Rating: 3 (accessible, all-mountain-forward flex — best suited to on-piste and all-mountain riding, versatile enough for moderate park and freeride days)

• Baseplate: 30% glass-filled nylon

• Materials: Nylon highback, TPU straps, EVA footbed, PC buckles, steel hardware