IPO

The #YES Bindings IPO
The IPO is the ultimate daily driver for all-mountain utility. With a flex rating of 5/10, it features:

• Minimalist ankle strap for reliability
• Relaxed Back highback for comfort
• Skate-Tech and Flushcup Technology for consistent performance

Perfect for everyday riding, these bindings deliver versatility and dependability.

Customizable Bushing System

The unique bushing system from YES allows you to tailor your bindings to match your riding style, snow conditions, or personal preferences.

Key features of the bushing system:

• Main contact point to the board
• True dampening system for smoother rides
• Applies energy while diffusing board chatter
• Available in soft, medium, and hard densities

Soft Density Bushings (40 Shore):

• Designed for a surf-style response
• Offers a more forgiving ride
• Ideal for reducing fatigue by absorbing vibrations
• Perfect for beginners or riders seeking smooth, easy rides

HANGER 2.0 with 30% Glass Fiber

The Hanger pivots on the Kingpin, acting like a lever for lightning-fast edge-to-edge energy transfer.

Key benefits:

• True baseless design
• Delivers the most even board flex of any binding on the market

SKATETECH

Power is driven directly to the edges, revolutionizing binding technology.

Why Skatetech is a game changer:

• Inspired by the efficiency of skateboard turns
• Major components mimic the function of skateboard trucks
• The “hanger” transfers energy from straps to bushings and onto board edges
• The kingpin acts as a fulcrum, magnifying energy through leverage

Traditional bindings vs. YES bindings:

• Traditional bindings diminish energy transfer through baseplate flexing, requiring tighter straps, more forward lean, or taller and stiffer highbacks.
• YES bindings bypass the middle of the snowboard, directing energy straight to the edges.

Benefits of YES bindings:

• More power with less effort
• Reduced foot fatigue and pain
• Keeps feet relaxed and comfortable for longer

Experience the moment when snowboarding feels truly epic—this is what it was meant to be.