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No filler, just killer.

The lightweight, responsive, and gimmick-free Union Atlas Binding wastes no space on useless bells and whistles—every feature from the Multizone highback to the minimalist baseplate profile to the dual-density padding is fine-tuned to improve response, comfort, and board feel. Dope details like magnesium buckles, multi-position straps, and quick-adjust forward lean give the Atlas a high-end feel without costing you more than you paid for your season pass.

  • Lightweight, progressively flexing Multizone highbacks deliver reliable heelside control without causing calf bite or compromising tweakability
  • Atlas III aluminum/Zytel nylon baseplate reduces the contact area on your board's topsheet to minimize the 'dead zone' under your bindings
  • Dual-density bushings under the baseplate dampen impact forces and improve your board's natural flex
  • Magnesium buckles are lighter and stronger than traditional aluminum
  • Open toe straps for secure grip either over the top or around the front of your boots
  • 3D Direct Connect ankle straps for a secure, plush fit with no pressure points
  • Quick-adjust forward lean for tool-free tweaks on the fly
  • Universal disc is compatible with all binding mounting patterns and allows fine-tuned stance adjustments

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5 5

suzp414316

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Super smooth action quick in and out. Fits secure nice padding around ankle. Quality build, not fancy but who cares.

5 5

marp296801

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I have Burton Cartels, pretty nice although I'm thinking the mediums are slightly too roomy for my size 8 boot (Burton Ions). I bought the Union Atlas after reading the review on TheGoodRide.com. I am very happy. I got the size small and the fit seems perfect for my boots. I rode the Atlas 6 days straight at Whistler and they were really, really nice. Mostly on a Jones Mountain Twin (great combo) but also had one day on a Custom X (channel board, used $10 conversion kit). Regardless of board, these bindings felt great. I had heard the toe ratchet was always sticky on Unions and that the toe strap was no good. I must disagree - if you can't operate the toe ratchet you must be mentally challenged. And, using the traditional "on top" position for the toe strap the fit was secure and stayed put all day. In short, these have replaced my Cartels (which were just fine btw) and I highly recommend the Atlas.

5 5

JohnnySteez

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This binding is super responsive and also very light! It is an all new design, some what similar to the Force binding. It is very light, and has very good flex to it! It makes for a good all-mountain binding, or even a great park shredding binding! It is very fun to strap into!

I am trying to decide between these and...

nat101071229

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Posted on

I am trying to decide between these and the Union Contact Pro's. Which is better for all mountain riding and riding in the trees?

cra3107654

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Responded on

I would go with the Atlas. Check out the 2012 reviews below.

http://www.thegoodride.com/snowboards/by-name/1403-union-atlas-binding-review.html

http://www.thegoodride.com/bindings/by-name-a-z/1119-union-contact-binding-review.html

JohnnySteez

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Thats a great question! They both have there pros and cons. The contact pros are Gigi Rufs, pro model, and he rides back country powder all day long! They are super light, and very flexible! If your looking for a lil bit more stiffness, and lil bit more response, then the Atlas are for you! So If you want all-mountain, and tree riding, either one is a good choice.