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thirtytwo has been rider-owned since 1995, built by snowboarders who wanted better gear. Three decades of that rider-driven approach to steel, park, and pow has made us one of the most trusted names in snowboard boots and bindings.

Now thirtytwo goes head-to-toe with its first-ever snowboard line: 12 shapes, 108 sizes, true camber, and graphics from the skate, tattoo, and streetwear artists who shape the brand's look. It's paired with the FASE® fast-entry binding system. A patented two-strap setup that gives you the same locked-in, high-performance feel as a traditional strap binding, without the ritual: strap in once at the start of the day, then just get in and ride, run after run. The Wrap Tech FASTSTRAP ankle strap keeps boot and board moving as one without choking your range of motion, and the AutoBack highback flexes with you through presses, tweaks, and grabs instead of fighting you. And because FASE is engineered as ingredient technology, it works with any boot on the market, no proprietary lock-in required.

Outerwear carries the same rider-driven legacy. The Basement Bib has set the benchmark since day one. 32 REPEL 15K waterproofing and breathability, 4-way stretch, and a loose, no-restriction fit built for the way riders actually move, not a runway. The new Jib Gurl Pant has been a team favorite, a baggy park pant with love to details.

thirtytwo now makes every piece of what a rider straps on: boots, bindings, boards, and outerwear, built without compromise.

FAQ

What waterproof rating do I need (10K vs. 15K vs. 20K),

10K is for dry climates and occasional resort days. 15K handles most conditions, including wet snow and rain, for a full season of regular riding. 20K is worth it if you're riding wet coastal snow, spending long days in the elements, or pushing into the backcountry.

Insulated or shell? Which one for my climate and layering style?

Insulated pieces build warmth into the shell, which is great if you run cold or ride in consistently freezing conditions and don't want to think about layering. A shell gives you more flexibility: layer up on the coldest days, strip back when you're working hard or the temperature climbs.

Why does thirtytwo cut everything loose/boxy instead of slim?

Loose fit is the thirtytwo default: relaxed, boxy cuts that move with you through grabs, presses, and long days riding, and layer easily without feeling restrictive. It's also just the look: rooted in park and street, not a slim, tailored fit.

Are the seams fully taped/sealed, not just water-resistant?

Yes. Pieces built with our 32 REPEL fabrication are fully seam-taped, not just DWR-coated, so water can't get in through the stitching in wet snow or rain.

What size should I get if it's already a loose fit? Is it true to size or size down?

True to size: the loose fit is already built into the pattern, so sizing down usually just makes it fit slim instead of relaxed, which isn't the intended cut. If you like an even more oversized look or plan to layer heavily underneath, size up rather than down. For unisex pieces, women can size down. Always check the size chart to confirm your fit.