








Snowboard bindings - Men -
The Falcor Black are men's snowboard bindings from the brand Union. They are designed for advanced to expert riders seeking responsive bindings.
To set the scene, let's start by saying this is Travis Rice’s binding of choice. Needless to say, the Falcor are not here to mess around but to deliver serious performance.
The Falcor are made from a variety of materials that provide a wide range of performance benefits. The carbon and nylon used in the S20 Asym Forged Hybrid 3.0 spoiler give the binding stiffness for an aggressive ride, while the Duraflex base S12 offers torsional flex, perfect for throwing big spins. To fine-tune the comfort level of the Falcor, Asym Molecular pads provide appreciable and necessary cushioning—especially on hard snow landings!
The combination of stiff spoilers with the Hybrid 1.0 ankle straps offers direct control for instant edge-to-edge response. Although the Falcor provide firm support, they are not a steel cage with zero freedom of movement. On the contrary! The spoilers developed to meet Travis Rice’s needs and the TS 6.0 toe straps ensure excellent lateral flex for insane tweaks!
So if you’re daring enough to throw yourself like Travis Rice, the Falcor are made for you! And if you’re simply looking for a reliable, durable, and high-performance pair of bindings, you’ve come to the right place!



- Baseplate S12 Halo Duraflex Blue with natural flex
- Spoiler S20 Asym Forged Hybrid 3.0 reactive, matching the aggressive riding style of Travis Rice
- Ankle straps Hybrid 1.0 with progressive flex
- Toe straps TS 6.0 featuring double-layer construction
- Waterproof and durable Asym Molecular cushioning pad
- Anti-snowballing system to prevent snow and ice buildup on the bindings
- Tool-free strap adjustment
- 3° canting to align legs and knees
Flex: 7/10
| S12 HALO DURAFLEX | A traditional snowboard baseplate consists of a single layer made of the same material, providing uniform stiffness across its entire surface. The Union two-layer baseplate design allows us to distinguish two separate elements: the Core and the Frame. Each layer can thus benefit from specific materials and stiffness levels to deliver the desired riding feel for the binding. |