The Bent Metal Transfer Pro felt properly stiff and powerful when I leaned into a carve. They gave great support for deep carves and stability at speed, without giving up as much low-speed agility as I would’ve expected.
Board feel was really good too for such stiff bindings. They felt stiff overall, but still let me work with the board's flex. I did have one frustration with the toe straps, which made getting out more awkward than I wanted, but not much to fault for someone looking for stiff, powerful bindings that won’t make the board feel dead.
In this review I will take a look at the Transfer Pro as freeride snowboard bindings.
As per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com I will give the Transfer Pro a score out of 100 (based on several factors) and see how they compare with other freeride bindings.
Overall Rating
Bindings: Bent Metal Binding Works (BMBW) Transfer Pro 2027
Price: $379
Style: Freeride
Flex Rating: Stiff (9/10)
Flex Feel: Stiff (8/10)
Rating Score: 86.3/100
Compared to other Men’s Freeride Bindings
Of the 12 current model men's freeride bindings that we tested:
❄️ The Transfer Pro ranked 5th= out of 12
Overview of the Transfer Pro’s Specs
Check out the tables for the Transfer Pro's specs and available sizes.
STYLE
Freeride, Aggressive All-Mountain
PRICE
$379 - BUYING OPTIONS
ENTRY Type:
Traditional Two-Strap
Ability Level
flex
weight
MOUNTING SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY:
Sizing
SIZE | US BOOT SIZE | EURO BOOT SIZE | Mondo |
|---|---|---|---|
M | 8-11 | 40-44 | 26-29 |
L | 11-14 | 43.5-46 | 29-32 |
Who are the Transfer Pro Most Suited To?
The Transfer Pro are best suited to advanced and expert riders who want strong carving response and a supportive feel when riding fast. They would also suit a strong intermediate rider who knows they prefer stiff bindings and wants to put some energy into their turns.
Not what I'd choose for beginners or someone who wants a soft, relaxed setup for cruising and playful freestyle riding. But if carving is a priority and you still want good board feel and without having to sacrifice all your slow speed agility, they have a lot going for them.
I would pair them with boards around the 7/10 to 9/10 flex range. Stiffer all-mountain and freeride boards make the most sense to me.
Test/review details for the Transfer Pro
O.k. let’s take a more detailed look at what the Transfer Pro are capable of.
Demo Info
Binding: Bent Metal Transfer Pro 2027, M
Date: February 24, 2026