ThirtyTwo T32M FASE X Pat Fava Snowboard Bindings 2026

Meet the 2026 Signature‑Edition T32M FASE X Pat Fava — snowboard bindings built around speed, versatility, and rider‑driven performance. With the patented FASE® Fast Entry system, these bindings let you strap in faster than ever, while delivering the support, flex, and response you need for everything from park laps to deep‑powder runs.

Key Features

• FASE® Fast Entry System: The AutoBack highback automatically closes as soon as your boot slides in — no more fumbling with straps, every ride starts faster. 
• One‑hand FastStrap ankle ladder + Locked‑In Toe Strap: The long ankle ladder stays connected for quick, one‑handed strap‑up, while the slap‑ratchet toe strap stays secure and adjustable.
• Responsive 32‑Series Baseplate & Highback: Designed to flex with your board, the T32M baseplate gives natural board feel, while the highback — tuned by iconic freestyler Pat Fava — adds control and support for aggressive riding. 
• All‑Terrain Versatility: Mid‑flex tuning fits park, all‑mountain carving, and powder — a versatile choice for riders who want one pairing to do it all. 
• Universal Compatibility: Works with any standard snowboard boots and fits common board mounting systems (4×4, 2×4, Channel). 
• Durability & Warranty: Tested in all conditions, the FASE system is built for longevity with a lifetime warranty on system‑specific parts. 

Why You’ll Love It

Whether you’re hitting jumps in the park, charging groomers, or slashing pow, these bindings combine speed and reliability. The FASE system gets you strapped in fast, the baseplate and highback keep you dialed‑in, and the mid‑flex tuning gives you versatility across terrain. With design input from one of snowboarding’s most creative riders, the Pat Fava edition brings real‑world performance you can feel from first turn to last lap.

Bottom Line: Fast entry, versatile performance, and proven durability — the T32M FASE X Pat Fava is a go‑anywhere binding for riders who want speed, style, and performance underfoot.