Bent Metal Forte 2023 Snowboard Bindings
Improve your skills, everywhere on the mountain
The Forte is a premium women's binding for versatile performance and comfortable control. It has a responsive, medium flex with an aluminium heelcup and a Magnesium Fibre Drive Plate. An excellent binding to hone your skills and make the whole mountain unsafe.
Highback
The Ridge Response Nylon Highback has a medium flex which is perfect for all-mountain snowboarding. The Cube is located on the back of the highback. This allows you to quickly and easily set your Forward Lean.
Baseplate
The Flex Control Drive Plates consist, like a snowboard, of different layers which give the binding a certain flex. The Drive Plates can also be exchanged, so you can adjust the flex of your binding perfectly to your wishes. The Magnesium Fibre Drive Plate has a medium to hard flex. Perfect for different riding styles and for any terrain.
Straps
The Dual Band Ankle Strap (Medium) has a medium surface area for a supportive response and comfortable ride in a wide range of conditions. The Grip Form Toe Straps give your feet support and provide a dynamic fit and performance.
Attributes
- Article number: 685027
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Riding Style:
- All Mountain
- Freestyle
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Riding Level:
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Stiffness: 6
- Flex: Medium
- Country of production: China
- Gender: Women
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Compatibility:
- The Channel®
- Standard Inserts
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Features:
- Toe strap
- Highback rotation
- Entry Mode: Straps
- Magnesium Fibre Drive Plate
- Dual Band Ankle Strap (Medium)
- Grip Form Toe Strap
- Forged Aluminum Buckles
- Aluminium heel cup
- The Cube Forward Lean System
- Compatible with 2x4 and The Channel™
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About Bent Metal
A small contender on the snowboarding market, Bent Metal have made a name for themselves in the last few years with their patented flex control drive plates. Handcrafted in a zero waste, eco-friendly factory in the US, their focus lies on providing you with the best binding possible. Thanks to their location they can take an idea, turn it into a prototype and take it up on the hill all in one day. That's what we call dedication to the sport!