Charger PRO Splitboard Binding - 2024
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Why We Like The Union Charger PRO Splitboard Binding
As the name implies, the Union 2024 Charger PRO Splitboard Binding is ready to get after it and go hard in the backcountry. Designed to never let us down, this splitboard binder is made with an innovative dual lock system that mimics the toepiece found on tech ski bindings for faster, easier transitions from the skin track to the downhill. And separating itself from the standard version, this PRO model is juiced up with a lighter Forged Carbon heelcup and stiffer EXP4 Duraflex ST highback to help more advanced backcountry enthusiasts achieve elite performance in both uphill and downhill situations.
Details
- Splitboard binding for top-tier performance going both up and down
- EXP4 highback uses asym shape for more response and support on traverses
- Carbon-injected base heightens response while cutting down on weight
- Forged Carbon heelcups are 45% lighter than aluminum heelcups
- Responsive, multi-positional straps secure a locked-in fit and feel
- Item #UNNZ0CW
- Highback
- EXP4 Duraflex ST
- Baseplate
- SP3 Duraflex CB, Forged Carbon
- Ankle Strap
- Exoframe 5.0
- Toe Strap
- TS 4.0
- Ratchet
- Magnesium S1
- Flex
- stiff (8 out of 10 on Union's scale)
- Mount
- 4-hole
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year, [baseplate] limited lifetime
- Activity
- backcountry snowboarding
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4 based on 1 ratings
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Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 15, 2024
Quick Transitions with Tradeoffs
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
- Size Bought:
- L
Pros: - Fast transitions: a quarter turn after unlocking one lever and they pop off, just as easy to put back on. Good at self-clearing snow and ice. - Solid parts, feels almost as good as a solid board binding. Cons: - Climbing elevator only has one angle. Not that big a deal imo, as most of the time when I was using the lower angle on Spark bindings I could've stayed flat and had a longer stride. - Highback doesn't rotate. I know this a little nit-picky for split bindings, but because I ride with my front foot at +24 degrees (maxed out) I get less heel edge hold and a bit of calf bite after a long day, but only if there's a lot of downhill.
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