Specs

Binding Tech:

OpenForm Toe Strap: Inspired from the Mob Ankle Strap design, this new shape and style wraps the toe of the boot from around the front and over the top—providing stability, without compromising comfort. 

Mob Ankle Strap: Designed to move with the boot, stretch into to presses and tweaks, and deliver a lightweight profile that creates a skate-like feel—a flex cooked up for street rails and park days.

Cant In The Back: Customization for control and comfort by adjusting the highback angle to match the natural curvature of your stance.

Mob Highback: Slightly shorter and rounded near the top to create a playful support level that is needed for a skate feel in the park and out on the streets. Made from the same material as the unibody design, making for a lighter binding overall with ample flex. 

Contour Ankle Strap: Claiming the award for “Most Plush Ankle Strap” since its introduction—the support and comfort is unmatched by any other and solidifies its versatility in flex for all types of shred.  New temperature-resistant materials enhance fit and comfort.

V-Rod Unibody Polycarbonate Baseplates: Baseplate tech to deliver flexibility and response in one binding.   Natural board flex.  Side-to-side tweak.  Toe-to-heel power. Lose the weight and feel good about using a recyclable material that is made to flex with your ride. 

SubBase V-Pad: Partnered with the V-Rod baseplate, the 3D profile of this EVA and rubber sub-base pad fills the lifted corners of the baseplate for the smoothest side-to-side flex.

Highback Rotation: Highback rotation is the key to setting up your bindings so you can input how you like to. With a range of 0-degrees to 12-degrees, Rome bindings give the full spectrum of heelside support options.

9 Times Ankle Strap Positioning: Nine strap configuration options on every Romebinding give riders the ability to choose where they want ankle support. Mount in the low position for the most tweakability, mount in the high position for the most support, or mix it up in between.

Adjustable Toe and Heel Ramps: Position your toe ramp exactly where your boot starts to curve up. On the V-Rod, shift your heel pad out independently to support the load-bearing point of your heel.

0°-to-24° Forward Lean Range: 0° of forward lean is key to some riders, especially for rail, box and ledge riding. Others like 9° or 12° of lean. And still others like 21° or 24°. Rome bindings don’t discriminate against any of those riders.

QuickStrap.2 Technology:No tools needed—simply flip the release, adjust the strap length, lock it down, and continue riding.

QuickLock Forward Lean: Turn and go—the spring-loaded block allows you to set the lean you want and snap it back into place to keep on shredding.