31 results for "Alpine Touring bindings" between $75.00 and $450.00

Marker Tour F10 (Small) Alpine Touring Bindings (90mm Brakes) 2012: What goes up must come down. At Marker, it's all about having the descent of a lifetime. The Marker Tour F10 Alpine Touring Bindings are AT bindings for the skier who wants an all-day touring rig, but still wants great skiing performance.

Integrated lateral twist, and forward sheer modes of release function even when a boot is flexed 90 degree, with DIN release settings 4 to 11. Step-in entry convenience. Stainless steel toe-piece for minimal icing Riveted toe-bar. Removable power-pin for more neutral binding pressure. No tools required for adjustment of binding length and pre-load from women’s size 6 to men’s size 13. Standard 24-mm. riser (33-mm. optional). Low overall weight: 1350 grams per pair. Leash retaining ring included...

Now, say out loud: "righty tighty, lefty loosey!" Always say that before you touch your binding! Right to tighten, left to loosen. The heel is checked by sliding one leg in front of the other. With the front of the ski on the carpet, lift the tail of the ski about six inches and kick backwards trying to kick the ski off. Loosen it until you can pop the binding open by yourself. That is too loose so now tighten 1 full turn in the rear and ½ turn in the front, so that it doesn’t come off when trying...

RUBY delivers a new level of usability with a refined low-force toe lever requiring less force to open the toe jaws, making the step-in process even easier: Less force required, means increased efficiency, means more energy for skiing. Combine this increased usability with a lightweight design, release settings of 5-10, which are more accurate for lighter passengers, and you have the RUBY, G3’s new high performance women’s AT binding.

The MFD ALLTIME sets a new standard for alpine touring bindings. Specifically designed for freerider skiers, the ALLTIME system allows skiers to use downhill bindings (Tyrolia, 4FRNT, Rossignol, Look, Atomic, Salomon) as AT bindings to ski and tour in the backcountry. Until now skiers had to choose between touring bindings that have limited performance during the decent and alpine bindings that mostly cannot be used for touring. That time has passed, thanks to the MFD All Time. From aggressive...

Taking freeride performance to the backcountry has never been easier. The Fritschi Diamir Freeride Pro combines the wide-bodied power transmission of an alpine binding with Fritschi's new Gliding Technology for a smooth, natural stride. On the skin track, Gliding Technology eases your ascent by eliminating that hinge-like, tiptoe feeling. The Freeride Pro's wide footprint and toepiece hinge provide a larger footprint than previous Fritschi bindings, giving you improved power to drive powerful, wide...

Front lock-lever is very easy to action, even with gloves on. Crampon slot built in the frame of the toe unit. You can put your crampons on without releasing your bindings.

Lighter than the Marker Duke but just as capable the Marker Baron Freeride Binding is able to get you up the mountain, and down. The Marker Baron 13 Ski Bindings boast the shortest frame of all alpine touring bindings on the market and with super low-profile design you get maximum power transmission. Built to be a high end downhill binding, but with the capabilities of an AT binding the Baron is the perfect all around binding. You won't find another binding capable of what this little guy can do...

The innovative Marker Tour F12 alpine touring ski bindings and Tour F10 AT ski bindings were developed based on a 76mm minimum ski width. These 2012 Marker alpine touring ski bindings feature new, lighter weight Triple Pivot Compact toe and Hollow Linkage heel components. The new toe and heel sit atop a smooth-flexing frame design which features a new, glove friendly release lever that puts this Marker binding in touring mode. The new toe features a height-adjustable gliding AFD designed specifically...

The Marker Baron 2012 alpine touring ski bindings feature the same revolutionary toe and heel design as the Marker Duke ski bindings, but with a 4-12 DIN range and a lighter weight construction that shaves 150 grams of weight, for an overall weight of 2450(sm) and 2480(lg) grams per pair, about 1/3 of a pound less than the Duke. The Marker Baron AT bindings suited for lighter-weight big mountain skiers who want the performance of the triple-pivot toe and inter-pivot heel. Lighter than the Duke, it...

Perfect for every kind of alpine skier, this grand-touring, knee-friendly, 3-D recreational binding features DIN settings from 3 to 9. Engineered and manufactured in the U.S.A. with the finest materials and craftsmanship. Ultra-durable in eye-popping combination of grey, black, and red.

Seem to struggle sometimes to get in to your G3 Onyx bindings when the snow is variable. Put on the proper pair of brakes and take the hassle out of getting in and out when conditions are dicey. Bonus these breaks pop-up when in touring mode so they stay out of the way(which is a really cool feature for these). Features Multiple widths available to fit most skis Easy and quick installation Easy lock into tour mode which is a really cool feature Automatic activation when returning to ski mode Dependable...

The grand-touring, knee-friendly, 3-D recreational binding in bright white, teal, and black looks great, and performs even better. This special model features a DIN range of 3-9, and comes with a 3mm lifter kit in the box for a slightly less aggressive stance and added comfort. Engineered and manufactured in the U.S.A. with the finest materials and craftsmanship. Choose your brake size - 80mm or 90mm.

Here's a cost effective way to get into touring: rather than buying a whole new set up (new touring bindings, new skis to mount them on), just set up the skis and Salomon or Atomic alpine bindings you already have with an MFD ALLTIME Salomon/Atomic System. The MFD system gives you an alpine set up and a touring set up on the same pair of skis. Use the tip of your ski pole to switch easily between locked alpine skiing mode, and 0, 6, and 14 degree inclines depending on whether you're heading downhill...

Perfect for every kind of alpine skier, this grand-touring, knee-friendly, 3-D recreational binding features DIN settings from 5 to 12. Engineered and manufactured in the U.S.A. with the finest materials and craftsmanship. Ultra-durable in eye-popping combination of grey, black, and red. Choose your brake size - 90mm or 110mm.