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SPLITBOARD BINDINGS

Spark R&D splitboard bindings are manufactured and assembled in-house at our shop at the base of the Bridger Mountains in Bozeman, Montana, USA. There is a splitboard binding to suit every backcountry rider – from the expert who likes long approaches and steep lines to the beginner who is just learning to enjoy human-powered shredding!

ST & T1 SPLITBOARD BINDING FEATURES

ST Whammy Bar Climbing Wire

A single built-in climbing wire with a side arm lever featuring ST Tech upgrades. You can switch easily from stowed, to low (12°), to high (18°) climbing positions and back again while touring.

Snap Ramp & ST Brackets

Bindings slide sideways into the offset touring brackets (ST Brackets) and are locked into place with the snap ramps. No pins, no cables, no fiddle factor.

Pillow Line Straps

Lightweight. Ultradurable. Comfortable. Waterproof. One-piece molded construction. Pillows are thin & flexible for a comfortable fit, while thicker ribs are held off the boot and provide stiffness.

Asym Rip 'N' Flip Highbacks

Highbacks incorporate a tool-free forward lean adjuster (FLAD) that easily toggles between tour and ride mode. An asymmetrical design features individual left and right highbacks that slope inward matching the rider’s stance.

SPLITBOARD ACCESSORIES

As avid splitboarders, we know that having a good experience in the backcountry goes beyond having a set of reliable splitboard bindings. We’ve spent years developing a line of splitboard accessories that splitboarders around the world have come to know and trust. We’ve thought of everything from the hike up to the ride down.

MADE IN MONTANA


Based out of Bozeman, MT Spark R&D is rider owned and operated. We've been dedicated to pushing innovation in splitboarding since 2006. With a view of the Bridger Mountains from our shop, we design and build splitboard bindings and accessories with backcountry performance coming first.

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