Mounting and Adjustment

To be able to use the Snowboard Bindings effectively, you must know how to mount it, and be able to adjust it to a stance that works for you and your Riding Style. What follows are steps on How to Put on a Strap Bindings and How to Adjust Snowboard Bindings.

How to put on a Strap Binding

1. Put your front foot in the front binding. Ensure that your heel is placed securely against the highback.
2. Secure the ankle strap first, then the toe strap. Tighten them as snug as possible but not to the point of pain.
3. Put your back foot in the back binding and then tighten the ankle and toe straps firmly.
   

How to Adjust Snowboard Bindings

With everyday use, the screws, nuts and bolts that hold the highest stress areas together tend to loosen up. Consequently, they need to be tightened regularly to ensure that a strap doesn't fall off and get lost.

However, not every Mountain Resort provides tool stations, so it's important to have a Snowboard Tool within reach (preferably in your pocket) at all times. Remember, a snowboard tool is a small investment that will definitely pay off over years of riding. Also, with the standardized insert pattern of snowboards, and with the built-in adjustment capacity in most Bindings, Mounting and Adjusting Bindings has become simple quite a simple task.

To be able to do this, make sure you have a screwdriver and a wrench or two. Also, it would be a plus if you have some basic knowledge about the stance width, stance location and stance angle.

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