Flow Fuse Hybrid

Been a Flow Fuse binding owner for over 20 plus years and it exceeded my expectation every time. Well designed and proven to take on anything you want on a mountain.

Replaced my old Flow bindings from 20 years ago andthese are much better for control

I have Flow hybrid fuse bindings ontop a Lib tech Skunk Ape 2. Wooh. This is my sword that cuts through the mountains like butter. The heel toe response with these bindings merry so well with my board its like surfing on the mountain. Park, Powder, off piste and most importantly it saves your legs while riding on the lifts through the day, speaking as a 45 year old shredder. There are always breaks on the mountain with my setup!!!! Thanks Flow.

Easy to get into, light and great support

Flows are great, I use them exclusively. They're Fast, comfortable, and great I don't do parks or anything crazy. I can strap standard bindings standing up, I use Straps sometimes, but i prefer flows and use them 98% or more of the time. I have only been snowboarding for about 6 seasons and originally was hesitant about getting them due to the reviews online being negative Asking that question here, you're sure to get a bunch of negatives, I think those people maybe have never used them. They'll say just strap standing, which is fine if it's your choice, but is definitively not as fast or comfortable as rear entry. Ymmv but I recommend them 100%. I ride with people who ski, and the flows are quick enough for me not to slow anyone down. The only downside is when shaking the snow by slapping the board on the ground the straps usually tighten but this is a small inconvenience.

This is my first season snowboarding, and I started with traditional bindings. So far, I�ve ridden about 15 days using them, and as a beginner, strapping in has been extremely time-consuming. Switching to the Flow Fuse Hybrid bindings was a game-changer! The speed of entry was incredible, and the feel and response were a huge improvement over my previous bindings, which had a 4-5 flex rating compared to these at 5-6.

I took them out for the first time on a blue run (my first ever!), and the difference was amazing. They felt more responsive, more comfortable, and easier to use than my old bindings. The only issue I had was with the toe strap slipping down when taking my boot out, but after some research, I learned that adjusting the toe strap forward helps it sit better. Now, it naturally catches the front and top of the boot, keeping it in place more securely.

After just one ride, I fell in love with these bindings. They gave me the confidence to progress, and I can�t believe the difference in performance. With just a few more adjustments and a couple more days of riding, I feel like these will be my go-to bindings for a long time. I highly recommend them to anyone, especially if you�re looking for a faster, more convenient binding without sacrificing performance.

I've always been a fan of Flow-style bindings and these are no exception. For the last few years I was riding on K2 Cinches and never quite fell in love with them, so I'm very happy to be back in true Flows. Completely happy with the responsiveness and overall feel, and confident they're comfy enough for long days on the mountain as well.

These are my first bindings so I can only compare to rentals. I felt them super responsive, pressure was in the right parts of the boots. Was able to easily customize them to my stance. The rear entry is a game changer over the regular straps, I spent 80% less time sitting on my ****

After switching off of my Flow "The Five" bindings way, way past their useful life, these felt like a whole new life for my ride. Very responsive and tunable out of the box. It took some time to get them adjusted properly, had to tighten up the backing about half-way to fit my boots (size 13). I like how the straps are all adjustable, though I found that the adjustment lock would occasionally unlock on its own and I would have to re-adjust, which is not a major problem. The locked side of the straps are *locked*, and I had to have a pry tool to get them popped up, just be aware that on-mountain adjustment of the locked side might be a little tough. Entry is really easy with the back all the way down, and I didn't have any issues with the backing folding back up on its own, getting in the way of the boot entry (like my last ones would). Overall, an upgrade in design and use, I plant to keep these on until the straps fall off.

Love these bindings. Easy to slide into and yet very secure and comfortable hold when riding. Never sit down to strap in again.