Union Contact 2027 – Women's Bindings

Description

The Union Contact 2027 marks the first time this iconic model has been designed specifically for women. Aimed at riders who love lapping the park, hunting side hits, and expressing their own style on the mountain, it delivers a surfy, skate-inspired feel without sacrificing dialling-in precision. If you ride with creativity over aggression, this binding was built around you.

Construction & Compatibility

The Contact Women's is built around a Mini Disk baseplate made from S6 Duraflex with minimal board contact, paired with an extruded 3D aluminum heelcup and HP EVA cushioning for lightweight dampening underfoot. The asymmetric S3 Duraflex highback keeps the flex soft and directional, while the updated Exoframe 3.0 ankle strap and TS 2.1 UltraGrip toe strap wrap your foot securely without stiffening the ride. Mounting is compatible with 4x2, standard channel, and EST setups. The aluminum S2 ratchet with steel base and EXO Quick-Lock strap adjustment make micro-tuning your setup fast and tool-free. Total weight comes in at 1.72 kg per pair, and the binding earns a 5/10 flex rating — firmly on the soft end of the spectrum. Canting is included. The baseplate and heelcup carry Union's lifetime warranty.

Who It's For

The Contact Women's is the right call for freestyle-leaning riders who want a binding that moves with them rather than dictating the ride. It suits snowboarders who split their days between the park, natural features, and open groomers, and who prioritize feel and flow over locked-in precision. If you're building your own style on the mountain, this binding stays out of your way and lets you do it.

FAQ

• What mounting systems does the Union Contact 2027 Women's support? It is compatible with 4x2, standard channel, and EST (Burton-exclusive channel system) mounting.
• Is the Union Contact 2027 Women's a good binding for beginners? Its soft 5/10 flex and forgiving feel make it accessible for progressing riders, though it's equally at home with experienced freestyle snowboarders who prefer a surfy, skate-like response.