A snowboard binding (10) for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard that includes a rigid baseplate (16), a strap (22) and an isolation member (26). The rigid baseplate (16) includes sidewalls (30, 31) and a heel loop (32) extending upwardly therefrom. The baseplate (16) is adapted for attachment to the snowboard and includes a plurality of isolation apertures extending therethrough. A disk aperture is also provided for receiving an attachment disk (18) for fastening the baseplate (16) to the snowboard. The strap (22) is connected to the sidewalls of the baseplate for releasably securing the boot to the binding. The isolation member (26) is formed from a unitary substantially elastic, rubbery material. The isolation member (26) extends beneath the baseplate (16) to substantially isolate the baseplate (16) from the snowboard. The isolation member (26) has a plurality of upward projections (44) extending through the isolation apertures in the baseplate (16). The upward projections (44) have T-shaped cross sections with head and neck portions. The neck portions extend through the isolation apertures and the head portions extend at least partially above the upper surface of the baseplate (16).