Joint

I’ve got two pairs of these. Riding them for the past six or seven seasons. 60-80 days a season. Springs in the ratchets are still in good shape and never have any issues with them. In and out quick, straps don’t brake. Handles on the high backs are really useful for picking up your board, moving it around and positioning it. Really come in handy when you are up high in a wind storm and you have something solid to hold on to as your board blows around. As the industry try’s to convince everyone they need step-ons I’ll be riding these till the end. Thanks for making a solid no frills work horse at a price point that doesn’t suck… ????‍☠️

Been shred in the stick of some kind since I can remember. Decided to wait to pick up a snowboard until my 40s. Of course I'm ripping that too but decided to get these bindings for my first ever set! And yeah they're the joint!

Im 155lbs, 5’8’’ and size 9 boots , use them on a Capita Indoor Survival 154. I mainly use it for all mountain freestyle ( because there is no park at my resort ) and to ne sure they are Great a everything that comes to jump and tricks but they lack a bit of power when going fast and doing harders turns or when your'e in a mogul field . But to be consider you can just buy new straps and drive plates with BM-BW so I might do it in the future , but anyway they're great but miss a bit of power

The Love Handle Highback isn't just a pretty face; it's got a hole that's more useful than a pocket on a shirt. Weight reduction? Check. Flex tuning? Double-check. Plus, it moonlights as a sick carrying handle – because your bindings should be as easy to handle as a slice of pizza. The Mobility Ankle Strap is like the architectural wonder of the snowboard world – 3D design, strategic coring, and integrated power ridges. It's basically the fancy mansion of ankle straps. And let's not forget the Light Form Toe Strap, giving your toes a cozy home with a precise fit, like a well-fitted sock. Now, about the Cube – the forward lean adjuster that's faster than a cheetah on caffeine. But hey, I did have a little hiccup – broke a toe strap right out of the gate. Maybe it was just too excited to hit the slopes. Despite the strap shenanigan, these Bent Metal bindings are still the rebellious bad boys of the snow scene – just keep an eye on those toe straps!

If you're in the market for a new set of bindings, the Bent Metal Joint's are a great choice. These bindings offer a highly sought after 5 out of 10 flex, making them a perfect middle-of-the-road choice. They're not only light and simple but also strong.