Yes Bindings
Discover the power of Yes bindings for every snowboarder
Yes bindings offer a unique riding experience thanks to their innovative technology and thoughtful construction. Developed in collaboration with NOW bindings, Yes snowboard bindings combine the feel of skateboarding with maximum control on the mountain. The result is a direct, comfortable, and responsive binding that suits freestyle, all-mountain, and freeride snowboarders alike. Whether you're a beginner or have been riding for years, Yes bindings help you get the most out of your ride.
Yes snowboard bindings: overview of models and uses
The Yes snowboard binding range consists of several models tailored to different riding styles, experience levels, and preferences. Some of the most popular models in the Yes bindings collection are:
- Drive: a high-end all-mountain binding with a stiff flex and maximum support.
- Airmaster: versatile and responsive, suitable for both park and powder.
- Airmaster XTRM: a premium version with extra stiffness for demanding riders.
- Uninc: freestyle-oriented Yes bindings with a playful yet precise feel.
- Select: a softer Yes snowboard binding for those seeking comfort and forgiveness.
Whether you're looking for power, damping, or flexibility, there are always suitable Yes bindings to support your style.
Technology behind Yes bindings: skate-tech as a gamechanger
The main innovation of Yes bindings is the so-called Skate-Tech system, which is inspired by skateboard trucks. Instead of a traditional baseplate system, Yes snowboard bindings use a kingpin as a pivot point, making power transfer to the edges more efficient. This results in less foot fatigue, faster response, and a more intuitive feeling while riding.
In addition, Yes bindings use hanger systems (such as hanger 2.0 or 3.0), which are reinforced with fiberglass. These components form the heart of the binding and ensure optimal distribution of force and damping.
Customizable flex thanks to bushings in Yes snowboard bindings
One of the unique features of Yes snowboard bindings is the ability to adjust damping and response yourself with different bushings. Most Yes bindings come with multiple bushing options:
- Soft (40 shore): ideal for park, jibbing, and playful runs.
- Medium (45 shore): a good all-around choice.
- Hard (55 shore): for riders who love speed, carve, and precision.
This adjustability makes Yes snowboard bindings appealing to a wide audience – from relaxed cruisers to aggressive freeriders.
Highbacks, straps and discs: details that make a difference with Yes bindings
When designing Yes bindings, a lot of attention was paid to comfort and fit. The straps are ergonomically shaped, feature EVA padding, and are easy to adjust without tools. The highbacks are often asymmetrical for a natural fit against your lower legs, which reduces pressure points and increases control.
In addition, Yes snowboard bindings come with universal discs that are compatible with almost any board (both 4x4 and Channel). The combination of strong materials and smart details makes these bindings durable and reliable, even under tough conditions.
Which Yes bindings suit your riding style?
There is a suitable choice for every snowboarder within the Yes snowboard offering. Below is a short overview:
- Freestyle & park: opt for models like Select or Uninc, with a medium to soft flex and plenty of freedom of movement.
- All-mountain: Airmaster and Drive are powerful Yes bindings with a balance between stiffness and comfort.
- Freeride & powder: for maximum control in deep snow, Drive and Airmaster XTRM are the best choices thanks to their solid construction and responsive setup.
The Skate-Tech system brings more precision and less effort to every riding style – whatever your terrain or level.
Maintenance of your Yes snowboard bindings: keep them in top condition
To enjoy your Yes bindings for a long time, regular maintenance is recommended. A few tips:
- Check the bushings for wear or drying out, and replace them if necessary.
- Occasionally clean the kingpin and pivot of the Skate-Tech structure and lightly lubricate them.
- Watch the straps and buckles – replace them if you see signs of tearing or loss of grip.
Check before each session that the discs are tightened properly and that the bindings are still securely attached to your board.
Proper maintenance extends the lifespan of your Yes snowboard bindings and ensures consistent performance.
What do users say about Yes bindings?
Riders who have experience with Yes bindings are often pleasantly surprised by the difference Skate-Tech makes. Many snowboarders note that their feet get tired less quickly and that steering their board feels easier and more intuitive. On snowboard forums and review sites, Yes snowboard bindings score high on comfort, adjustability, and board feel.
Some users report that the ratchets wear out slightly faster than competitors', but this is usually more than compensated for by the unique riding experience.
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