Thirtytwo T32M Fase Snowboard Binding 2026 | Pat Fava

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Thirtytwo T32M Fase Snowboard Binding 2026 | Pat Fava

$649.99

Select Your Size: L (US11-14)

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T32M FASE® Snowboard Binding

Elevate your park experience with fast entry, solid control, and all‑day comfort.

Overview

The ThirtyTwo T32M FASE binding is engineered for riders who want one thing: speed, convenience, and performance. Whether you’re hitting pow, railing through the park, or carving down groomers, this binding aims to deliver a locked‑in feel with minimal fuss.

Key Features

Feature	Description
FASE Fast Entry System	Innovative system designed for rapid entry into the binding. Includes an AutoBack that automatically closes when the boot is inserted (and opens/unstraps automatically). Ideal for those times you want to get in quickly (lift, flat sections, etc.).
FastStrap	Long ankle ladder strap that stays connected, so you can strap in with one hand; tuned via a ratchet to get snug. Works in tandem with the AutoBack.
Locked‑In Toe Strap	Designed to stay in position to support the Fast Entry system; uses a Locking Slap Ratchet 2.0 and a tri‑toothed ladder for secure fit and easy adjustments on the fly.
T32M Highback	A soft/even flex highback, co‑developed with Chris Bradshaw and Pat Fava. It gives enough flexibility for tweaks, tweaks in the park, grabs, etc., while maintaining heel‑edge control.
Baseplate	Designed to flex in harmony with the board — supports both pressy moves and aggressive turns without being overly stiff.

Specs & Performance

Flex rating: ~5/10 — medium, meaning balanced support and forgiving‑ness. Good for intermediate–advanced riders who want versatility.
Rider profile: All‑mountain; this binding is built to handle park, powder, groomers — versatile terrain.
Mounting compatibility: Works with standard 4‑hole systems, and also EST / Channel systems.
Durability & warranty: After ~7 years of testing. Mountain‑proof design. FASE system specific parts come with a lifetime warranty.

Design & Fit

Fit sizes: Available in sizes S, M, L. Each size corresponds to boot sizes / EU / UK / Mondo as per ThirtyTwo’s sizing.
Ease of use: The one‑hand strap (FastStrap), the AutoBack, set‑and‑forget toe strap — all combine to let you spend more time riding, less time fighting with straps. Great for cold fingers, for those who ride multiple laps, etc.

Ideal Rider

This binding is best suited for:

Riders who want speed and convenience
All‑mountain riders who split time between park, powder, groomed.
Intermediate to advanced riders looking for comfort AND performance.
Anyone wanting a binding that combines style and function.

About Snowboard Bindings — Buying Guide

Bindings are the most underestimated part of your snowboard setup. Most riders spend weeks choosing a board and minutes choosing bindings — but bindings are the complete communication layer between your body and your board. Every turn you initiate, every edge you engage, every carve and press travels from your boots through your bindings to the board. Get this right and you'll never think about them again. Get it wrong and it's all you'll think about all day.

At Twelve Board Store we stock bindings from Burton, Ride, K2, Nitro, Flux, Salomon, Jones, Rome, Bent Metal and Nidecker — covering traditional strap, Burton Step On® and Supermatic rear-entry systems across all price points and riding styles.

Sizing — every brand is different: Boot size drives binding size, but S/M/L/XL means something different across every brand. Burton Small runs US 3–6. Flux Small runs US 4–6. Nitro Small runs US 5–6. Never assume your size is the same brand to brand — check the sizing chart for each binding before you buy. When you're between sizes, go smaller. A snug binding fits better than a loose one every time.

Systems: Traditional strap bindings work with every boot and offer the widest range of options and price points. Burton Step On® requires specific compatible Burton boots — three contact points click in when you step on the board, no straps, completely different experience for resort riders doing laps. Supermatic rear-entry (Nidecker OG, Nidecker LT, Bent Metal Lightning) folds the highback down for faster entry without the boot compatibility requirement of Step On.

Setup matters: Once you have the right binding, set it up correctly. Boot centred toe-to-heel over the board edge. Toe strap centred across the widest part of your toe box — not on your toes. Ankle strap centred across the top of your ankle. Straps firm but not crushing. If you need to over-tighten to stop heel lift, the binding is too large.

Not sure which binding suits your setup? Call us on 03 9421 2293, visit us at 435A Bridge Road Richmond, or contact us online. We'll match you to the right binding for your boot, your board and how you ride.

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