Gnu Cheeter

The Cheeter uses a reclining highback design. You simply release the lever on the back to fold it down, slide your boot in, and pull the lever back up to lock your boot into place. The ankle strap automatically opens when the highback is lowered, making entry and exit significantly faster than traditional strap-in bindings.

A 4/10 flex is on the softer side, which makes these bindings very forgiving and playful. While they excel in the park or for riders who prefer a surfy, loose feel, they might lack the aggressive response needed for high-speed carving or extremely steep, technical terrain.

The Gnu Cheeter is highly versatile, accommodating US boot sizes from 4 to 14 (EU 35-48). Because the straps and highback are adjustable, you can dial in a secure fit regardless of where your boot falls within that wide range.

No, the Cheeter features tool-less adjustment. You can easily tweak your strap length and highback settings on the hill without needing a screwdriver or multi-tool, which is helpful for making micro-adjustments on the fly.

The asymmetric highback is shaped to mirror the natural angle of your lower leg when you are in a snowboard stance. This provides better ergonomic support and allows for more comfortable lateral movement, reducing fatigue during long days on the mountain.

Yes, the nylon baseplate is designed for durability while offering a bit of natural flex. It also acts as a dampening layer, which helps absorb vibrations from choppy snow and chatter, resulting in a smoother ride compared to stiffer, more rigid materials.