Products
Sporting Goods Manufacturing
A full-stack floor — CNC machining, mold making, injection molding, die casting, stamping, assembly, and painting — built for products that take a beating. Fudakin is Burton Snowboards' supplier for bindings.
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Helmets, snow sports and bike components.
Helmets
Straps, fit hardware, and painting — the retention and finish work behind helmet programs like Bell and Studson.
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Snow Sports
How snow hardgoods actually get manufactured — die casting, stamping, multi-material assembly, and held tolerance.
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How bike frames, mounts, and precision hardware get made — CNC machining, multi-material assembly, and finishing.
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Sporting goods live a hard life — dropped, ridden, and stressed in ways most consumer products never are. That's exactly the kind of manufacturing Fudakin was built for. CNC machining, mold making, injection molding, die casting, stamping, assembly, and painting all sit under one roof, which means a snow sports part or a bike component goes from raw material to finished, tested product without changing vendors along the way — and a helmet's strap, hardware, and painting work happens on that same floor.
Fudakin is Burton Snowboards' supplier for bindings.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What sporting goods does Fudakin manufacture?
Three categories: helmets, where Fudakin builds the straps, fit hardware, and painting; snow sports hardgoods, built on die casting, stamping, and multi-material assembly; and bike components, built on precision CNC machining and held tolerance. Each has its own dedicated page below, since the buyer and the build are different for each.
What type of customers does Fudakin work with?
A mix that spans established sporting-goods and consumer brands — Fudakin is Burton Snowboards' supplier for bindings — first-time founders bringing a product to production for the first time, and companies whose parts other factories turned down. Different starting points, same standard once a project is on our floor.
Why are helmets, snow sports, and bike components on separate pages?
Each is a distinct buyer searching a distinct phrase, built on a different mix of our processes. Splitting them lets each page speak directly to what that buyer actually needs to know, instead of one page trying to rank for all three at once.
Can you handle a sporting goods product across metal, plastic, and assembly?
Yes. CNC machining and metal stamping cover the structural side, injection molding covers plastic and composite parts, and our assembly and finishing lines bring everything together into a finished, retail-ready product — all under one roof.
Talk to us about a sporting goods product
Tell us about the part and the season you're building toward — we'll tell you what's realistic.