Union Pin - Titanium

The Union Pin – Titanium is a replacement or upgrade pair for the pin-based Explorer and Expedition 2.0 splitboard binding system. If you already ride one of those bindings, it gives you the specified titanium option for the pins used by that system. Start with the binding model when choosing this part, because the name Union alone does not establish compatibility.

The package contains two titanium pins. These replace the traditional steel pins on the listed system and are intended to reduce weight compared with that steel version. No gram figure is specified here, so choose them for the correct material and application rather than assuming a particular saving across your whole touring setup. The important first step is identifying the pin you actually need.

A matching replacement pin can be a useful part of a prepared touring kit. The pin is a distinct component, separate from mounting disks, brackets and strap hardware. Before ordering, compare your existing part with the product photos and check the full model name on the binding. If your setup has been changed or assembled from different components, a photo of the actual interface is particularly useful.

For fitting and operation, follow Union’s instructions for the Explorer or Expedition 2.0 system. Work through the normal engagement and release procedure at home before taking a newly replaced part on a tour. That gives you time to identify anything that does not move or locate as expected, without trying to understand the assembly in snow or poor light.

• Contents: a pair of titanium pins.
• Material: titanium.
• Listed models: Union Explorer and Expedition 2.0.
• Purpose: replace the corresponding steel pins or carry matching replacements.
• Part reference: UN0320203.

Keep the pins together with the rest of the relevant spares and make them easy to find in your kit. Small parts are most useful when you know exactly where they are and have already checked how they fit. When replacing a missing pin, inspect the surrounding interface as well so that the replacement addresses the part that is absent rather than overlooking another problem.

This is the right place to start if you need the titanium pins for the specified Union system. For other components, browse Union binding parts or compare binding disks and hardware. Behind The Pines can help identify the part from a clear photo of the binding, the existing pin and the interface. Include the binding model and any size information you have. Those details are more useful than guessing from the colour or the approximate shape of a pin alone.