touring bindings

Newschoolers' Quick Review: The Guardian is a great binding for someone who is just getting into touring and doesn't want to invest in a full tech setup. It works as both an in-bounds alpine binding and it's easy to switch between walk mode/ downhill mode by just the pull of a level. I skied...

Manufacturer's Description: For high-performance alpine touring, the MTN binding boasts convenience, reliability and light weight. The precision Lowtech system has multiple height climbing aids with quick, easy access, while the wider screw pattern and integrated brake give you confidence...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: Enter the Shift. Pins for up and a normal toe for the way down. Sounds like a perfect, solution but could it be done? I pushed them hard inbounds, using alpine boots. I found I could carve as hard as I wanted, ski the worst beaten up pow and even spent a full day in...

Manufacturer's Description: Marker's F10 Tour is an ideal entry-level touring binding that can offer years of great performance. Focusing on producing the right binding for the end user is Marker’s DNA. For the skier who wants a very light all-day touring setup with solid all-mountain...

Manufacturer's Description: Marker's F12 Tour EPF is ideal for skiers who want to cross over from alpine touring to resort skiing on occasion. EPF (Extended Power Frame) features a super wide connection to the ski, maximizing power transmission and enhancing the downhill skiing ability of this...

Manufacturer's Description: The innovative Kingpin has earned its stripes as the performance standard in PinTech AT binding technology. With DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV testing organization, the Kingpin’s unique toe and heel pieces are the culmination of years...

Manufacturer's Description: The innovative Kingpin has earned its stripes as the performance standard in PinTech AT binding technology. With DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germany’s prestigious TÜV testing organization, the Kingpin’s unique toe and heel pieces are the culmination of years...

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding in a rental-suited version with extra travel and pre-mounted brake offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness...

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding in a rental-suited version with extra travel and pre-mounted brake offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness...

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness and comes with anti-ice pads and integrated elastomers for easy...

Manufacturer's Description: The ultra-light pin binding offers active length compensation during ski flex and an impressive power transfer downhill due to a 38 mm drill pattern. The carbon-reinforced toe provides great stiffness and comes with anti-ice pads and integrated elastomers for easy...

Manufacturer's Description: As the lighter cousin to the Duke Pro with a DIN setting up 13, the Baron has earned its stripes as a favorite amongst big mountain, backcountry enthusiasts. Extended Power Frame (EPF), with its extra-wide connection to the ski, gives it the structure needed to power...

Manufacturer's Description:The Duke EPF features Marker’s Extended Power Frame chassis, with a wide footprint for the ultimate power transmission – recommended for ski widths over 88 mm. For every big mountain freeskier who wants an easy climbing function combined with the ultimate in security...

Newschoolers' Quick Review: Enter the Shift. Pins for up and a normal toe for the way down. Sounds like a perfect, solution but could it be done? I pushed them hard inbounds, using alpine boots. I found I could carve as hard as I wanted, ski the worst beaten up pow and even spent a full day in...

Din: 3-10 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: 1960g Colors: White

Din: 4-12 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: 1780g Colors: Black

Din: 4-12 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: 1980g Colors: White

Din: 4-13 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: Short 2720g, Long 2740g Colors: Black

Din: 5-16 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: Short 2740g, Long 2760g Colors: Black

Din: 4-14 Boot: Alpine, Touring Weight: 1930g Colors: Black