351 results for "Alpine bindings" between $10.00 and $700.00

* DIN Range: 6 - 16. * Recom. Skier's Weight: 60 kg +. * Stand Height w/o ski: 34. * Toe System: Triple Pivot Elite. * AFD Gliding Plate: stainl. steel, height adjustable. * Step-in Heel: Inter-Pivot heel. * Special Features: hike function, integrated climbing aid, freeride brake. * Color Combinations: white - copper. * 265-320 (Small). * 305-370 (Large).

ISO 9462:2006 specifies the main characteristics of ski-bindings and describes, as an example, the test methods A and B.

The Naxo nx21 Alpine Touring Binding was the first 13-DIN AT binding. Do you huck in the backcountry and want absolute insurance that your skis will stay on your feet? This is the binding for you. When a DIN of 12 just won't cut it but you still need the light weight and uphill touring performance of a true AT binding, the nx21's the one. Built beefier than the nx01, the nx21 has wider rotation arms for increased torsional rigidity—that means you get more stability and control when you mount this...

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.

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...

Hallow Technology. Back Country Comfort (BCC) Touring Mechanism. 2 Position Climbing Aid 7 and 13 Degrees. Gliding AFD. Triple Pivot Compact Toe. Comfort 2 Heel. 90mm Brake. No-Pull-Out Screws. Height Adjustable AFD. Compatible With Both Alpine and AT Boot Soles. For Boot Soles 265-325m. Weighs 1775 Grams.

ISO 8364:1999 , Alpine skis and bindings - Binding mounting area - Requirements and test methods

Power width design uses wide bracket to connect to the ski and transfer more power to the edge. Wider interface than traditional bindings, designed with a minimum 76 mm ski width rather than the industry standard of 63 mm. Low, neutral stand height for increased stability. Shortest frame of all AT models in the market. Connecting brackets strategically place for more power to the edge. Patented BCT Back Country Technology uphill hiking mode with easy adjustment from ride to hike. Updated hiking...

DIN: 3 - 10. Skier weight: 65 - 230 lbs. Stand height w/o ski: 34 mm. Toe system: Triple Pivot Compact. Gliding AFD: height-adjustable. Step-in-heel: Hollow Linkage Heel. EPS System. Touring Function. Climbing aid (7°/13°). Removable 85 mm brake.

Power width design uses wide bracket to connect to the ski and transfer more power to the edge. Wider interface than traditional bindings, designed with a minimum 76 mm ski witdh rather than the industry standard of 63 mm. Low, neutral stand height for increased stability. Shortest frame of all at models in the market. Wider interface than traditional bindings (not built around the historic 63 mm SL ski like conventional bindings. Connecting brackets strategically place for more power to the...

ISO 4287:1997 , Geometrical Product Specifications (GPS) - Surface texture: Profile method - Terms, definitions and surface texture parameters

Atomic FFG 12 Alpine Binding 2011The unisex bindings of the Atomic FFG series in black/silver are made for light weight or freeskiers and are available as FFG12 with a DIN range of 4-12 and FFG 10 with a DIN range of 3-10, both with automatic wing adjustment.Automatic Wing Adjustment

Getting into the binding is simple! Use a forward stepping motion until your boot hits the front stop, alligning your toe so the binding pins easily engage the boot fittings. Quickly switch back-and-forth between ski and tour mode by flipping the rear lever up or down with a pole; there's no need to release from the binding to switch modes. 2 different heel lifts are easily deployed with a ski pole basket or grip. Mounting plate system provides 33mm of adjustment to fit several boot sizes; toe...