Jones mercury: Ideal for freestyle and off-road freeride
The Mercury binding is designed for the all-mountain rider who needs supreme edge control and comfort, balanced with a medium stiff, more manageable flex.
The Mercury will respond instantly to your every move with SKATETECH technology that transfers your energy directly to your edges. The Mercury's Control Flex rear provides solid support while absorbing shock for greater comfort.
The Spoiler Control Flex Highback allows the binding to adapt to the angle of the foot.
The Mide Wide Ankle Strap is adjustable to suit a freeride program or surf mode, while the front strap (3D auxtech toe) will perfectly hold the forefoot. The whole thing offers a perfect fit and a comfort rarely reached.
Size guide:
M = 39 – 43
L= 43 – 47
Features of the Mercury snowboard binding
Baseplate
EVA foam sole: Optimizes comfort, minimizes foot fatigue, prevents snow accumulation.
Materials: nylon and recycled carbon for lightness and durability.
Flushcup technology: Free your feet and feel the real vibe of surfing while riding without highback on big powder days.
Universal mounting disc: All Jones fasteners include a mounting disc that is compatible with traditional 4×4, 2×4 and EST/Channel mounting system inserts.
Hanger 3.0 - Nylon reinforced with 30% fibreglass: Better connection to the board and faster energy transfer. The Hanger 3.0 is lighter and has a lower internal sidewall for better ankle mobility and boot fit.
Straps
3D Flex Fit toe straps: fit all shoe shapes. The spider nest inspired design is comfortable, durable and responsive.
Asymmetrical buckles: Made of aircraft grade alloy with heavy duty levers and springs. The triple-action ratchet design increases the speed of entry and exit.
Strap adjustment without tools: Change the length of the strap on the fly with a simple twist of the wrist.
Power Spine ankle strap: for unparalleled response. Compatible with Flip-It Strap (Freeride mode + Surf mode).
Specifications
Weight : 840 grams (size M)
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