Differences between Step On, Supermatic and Fase
All three systems share the same goal – easy, fast entry – but achieve it differently. Burton and Union Step On use a click-in system that locks your boots directly. Step in, click, and go. Exit with one side lever. Nidecker Supermatic mixes classic straps with an automatic rear-entry: the highback folds down when you step in and closes automatically. Fase from Jones and Bataleon works slightly differently: you step in and perform one extra motion to lock in. Exiting is instant. Each system finds its own balance between ease, response and feel.
Experience it yourself at Duijvestein
Curious which system fits your style? Try them yourself in our indoor snow centers in Zoetermeer and Landgraaf. There you can test Step On, Supermatic and Fase in real snow conditions with advice from experienced riders. Feel the difference in comfort and control. This unique opportunity is rare – ideal for those serious about their choice.
Nidecker Supermatic has become a favorite too; its advantage is that you can use your own boots.
Fase from Jones and Bataleon feels most like a traditional strap binding, with great feedback and performance.
Each system has its strengths, and the best part: you can test them all yourself at Duijvestein. "
Team Duijvestein Snowboard experts
More time riding, less time strapping in
Easy Entry bindings save you time on every run. No more straps, just step in and go. Visit Duijvestein Zoetermeer or Landgraaf, test Step On, Supermatic and Fase, and discover how smooth snowboarding has become.