Bent Metal Anvil

The medium flex strikes a balance between support and forgiveness. It provides enough rigidity for stable carving and power transfer, but remains flexible enough to tweak grabs and handle landings in the park without feeling overly stiff or restrictive.

Yes, the Anvil is highly compatible. It features a versatile mounting system that works with standard 2x4 and 4x4 hole patterns, as well as the Channel mounting system found on Burton boards.

The Cube is a simple, tool-less system that lets you quickly adjust your forward lean on the fly. You just rotate the urethane cube to select from four different angles, allowing you to dial in your stance without needing a screwdriver.

While they are built with freestyle demands in mind, the Anvil is definitely capable of all-mountain riding. The responsive driveplate and durable construction perform well across the entire mountain, making them a great choice if you want one binding that can handle park laps and groomers equally well.

The cored design removes excess material to reduce weight without compromising structural integrity. This gives you a lightweight feel that reduces leg fatigue while still providing the necessary support for heelside turns and stability.

Yes, the Grip Form toe strap is designed to lock securely over the front of your boot, ensuring a consistent hold. Combined with the Dual Band ankle strap, you get a secure, pressure-point-free fit that keeps your boot locked in during high-impact maneuvers.