Bent Metal Transfer Snowboard Binding

Bent Metal

Versatile performance and all mountain dominance. BMBW’s perfect all terrain combination of an engineered polymer highback and a responsive magnesium fiber drive plate gives you precise freestyle/ freeride performance and control in every riding situation. Lib Tech x BMBW x Transfer enters its fifth year of collaboration with a 30 yr celebration of our legendary rider artist Mike Parillo. Big dark mountains inspire awe and curiosity... what peril and gems lie within!

The 25/26 BMBW x Lib Tech TRANSFER celebrates artist Mike Parillo’s 30 year partnership with Lib Tech with an instant classic Parillo piece in the drive plate. A surreal mountain scape nestled within a clean black chassis and a red toe buckle pop that’s now a trademark of the BMBW x Lib Tech collab.

Straps

Grip Form Toe Strap – Features a secondary flexible panel that forms to any boot for maximum grip.

Dual Band Ankle Strap Medium – The medium flex power band has a mid-range size surface area for a supportive response and comfortable ride in the broadest range of conditions.

Footbed + Baseplate

Two Piece Chassis – The two piece design combines responsive aluminum and polymer for a precise ride. It features an adjustable aluminum heel cup and a mini pivot disk with toe / heel centering in the heel cup.

Magnesium Fiber Drive Plate – Fiberglass panels in the footbed create specific flex patterns similar to your snowboard for personalized binding response. The dynamic energy of the advanced composites gives you a flex control advantage like no other binding can.

Canted footbed / Heelshock Pad

Highbacks

Power Polymer Nylon Highback

Construction + Materials

EVA Foam Footbed

ECO-Imprint Top-Sheet

Magnesium

UHMW Core

Magnesium

ECO-Imprint Bottom-Sheet

Fiber Reinforced Nylon Cage

Additional Features

Forged Aluminum Buckles – Hardened for ultimate strength. Lightweight with smooth entry and release.

The Cube – Fastest and easiest forward lean adjuster ever. Dual durometer urethane dampening. Four different angles: 10°, 14°, 18°, 22°