Control the flex of the base plate with a multi-layer structure like a snowboard core
From the American factory of Marvin Manufacturing, which continues to make snowboards that introduce the latest concepts such as LIB TECH and GNU, and surfboards made of innovative materials, another topical product has been completed.As a binding brand with a simple and unique image, bent metal, which has been supported by core snowboarders, has revived after breaking the silence of two years.
Returning to the origin of the function of binding, the new bent metal, which was completed through research and development, introduces a groundbreaking idea unique to Marvin.That is the control drive plate that is mounted on the binding base plate.The base plate is a place where the entire sole of the foot is stepped on to send force to the board, but conventional binding has adopted a simple structure that sandwiches a shock absorber.However, bent metal has an eight-layer structure centered on the wood core, just like a snowboard body.Moreover, we made three types of plates that controlled the flex of the base part of the binding by combining the core, side wall, and top sheet.In addition, there are three types of highback hardness, and we have set up a lineup with different flexes based on this combination.
LOGIC is the most flexible medium soft (FLEX 4) binding.It is easy to handle not only freestyle in general but also free riding, enabling easy control.The highback is also quite supple, and you can use your ankles freely while smoothly adding styles with tricks.Also, what is interesting is that you can change the flex of the base rate by using the drive plate (sold separately). LOGIC is a normal medium soft plate, but if you change it to a medium one step higher, the response to stepping will improve. It's also interesting to replace it with slipping powder with one binding or enjoying carving with a stiff snow-covered burn.On the other hand, the adjustment of the forward lean is a simple ease of use that can be easily changed by simply rotating the cube parts of the heel.The top sheet of the plate has a cool design, and Jamie Lynn's art is also drawn on TRANSFER (FLEX 1), so I would like to pay attention to the unique charm of bent metal that other products do not have.
