foot in from the back, removing the need to sit down or bend down and fumble with multiple straps. Once the straps on the Flow bindings have been correctly set, that’s it, you just leave them alone, slide your foot in and close the high-back. Some Flow bindings have a one-piece powerstrap that stretches across the top of the boot while others have a hybrid strap system, combining a rear-entry highback with two traditional straps (ankle and toe). This gives riders the flexibility to use the rear-entry feature or to adjust the straps like conventional bindings.
The flagship Flow binding is the Flow NX2, for all mountain freestyle, designed for advanced riders who want maximum response and control. The NX2 features an aluminum alloy baseplate for lightweight strength and a Carbon-Infused Nylon ModBack for extra stiffness. The NX2-GT variant is even more performance-focused with additional carbon-reinforced components. The Flow Fuse is also for all mountain freestyle but is medium flex, making it more forgiving for jumps and tricks while still providing good control. The Fuse GT is all mountain freeride. The Flow Nexus is an all mountain binding with a medium flex for intermediate riders looking for all-day comfort and ease of use. It features a softer flex and offers great all-mountain versatility for riders who prefer a more relaxed feel without compromising performance.
The Omni is Flow’s top women’s model, similar to the Fuse but tailored specifically for female riders and the Flow Mayon is a Women’s all mountain binding perfect for intermediate riders or those who want a bit more freedom in their movements. The Juno is another women’s model that combines versatility and comfort. It’s great for intermediate riders or those progressing in the sport, offering solid support without being too stiff.
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