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Ride A-6 Snowboard Bindings 2025
The A-6 bindings are for riders looking for a binding that's just kind of your basic snowboard binding. Streamlined design and a mid-flex will make it the cherry on top of a lot of board set-ups. A slightly stiffer than medium flex pattern will help make turning easier but maintain enough responsiveness for most speeds. Also great for riders who spend time in the park or jibbing through the woods.
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Ripping it up is your MO on the hill, in the park, or at the bar. The A-6 wants to come along for the ride.
PERFECT BALANCE.
REVIEWED BY: 
Garrett Finn
The A-6 is one of the most popular snowboard bindings year after year because it falls right near the middle in terms of flex. Ride keeps it easy with their naming, "A" stands for aluminum, which is what the chassis is made of, and "6" is the bindings flex rating out of 10. At 6/10 it's gonna work for a whole lot of snowboarders. Enough responsiveness without feeling overwhelming or too rigid for progressing riders. The great thing about this mid-flex category is it's great for beginners, intermediates, and even seasoned riders who don't need the stiffest most stable binding. The highback is vertically stiff for the power, but side-to-side is more flexible for a more forgiving feel. This will make turn initiation easy, and help you feel more connected with your board. That ability to flex is also gonna benefit anyone who's messing around in the park or doing any kind of freestyle riding. The Ride A-6 Bindings are here to get the job done no matter where you like to get after it. Want something stiffer? Check out the Ride A-8 Snowboard Bindings. Added stability, and more power.
Tech Specs
- Flex/ Medium (6 out of 10)
- Compatibility/ 2x4, 4x4, the Channel
- Built By/ K2 Sports, China Factory
- Chassis/ Aluminum
- Designed By/ Ride Snowboards, Seattle WA
- Size Chart/ Medium: 6 - 10, Large: 10.5+
The A-6 is designed for the rider who wants medium flex in the high back but a burly feel underfoot. Aluminum chassis just gives it some added beef compared to other bindings in this category. 6 out of 10 (10 being the stiffest) is where this binding sits according to Ride and I'd have to agree. Soft enough for some playful riding but doesn't feel like it lacks when you wanna turn it up.
