Abstract: A binding for a snowboard or wakeboard is rotatable in a horizontal plane along the board, during use. Preferably, the binding is biased to a preset or original or home position. The biasing force is adjustable and generally is set in a range that allows movement during actual use of the board, requiring more than casual effort to change the angle but less than extreme effort to change the angle. In one embodiment, there are two arcuate channels in the bottom of a binding plate. In each channel there is a spring assembly having a central block fixed to a circular bottom plate. The block has a spring on each side, which springs are also in the channel. As a user rotates his foot in the binding, the binding plate rotates on the circular bottom plate, compressing the one of the springs in each channel.