Alpine Ski Bindings
Alpine Skis And Bindings Combos : K2 Rictor Ski w/ Marker K2/MX 12.0 Bindings
Alpine skis and bindings combos like these K2 Rictor Skis w/ Marker K2/MX 12.0 Bindings are great set ups for charging alpine terrain. These alpine skis and bindings Combos will provide top-notch performance with a dose of catch-free forgiveness, thanks to metal laminate construction and All-Terrain Rocker technology. The raised tip of the K2 Rictor Ski's makes for easy, predictable turn initiation in variable conditions, while the cambered section underfoot maintains the power and hold you want on hardpack. Plus integrated K2/Marker bindings put you closer to the edges for exceptional energy transfer. This is one set-up you will love! Buy this Rictor Ski w/ Marker K2/MX 12.0 combo for a price of $900.
Expert Ski Bindings - Salomon 920 Steel Ski Binding
Expert ski bindings like these Salomon 920 Steel Ski Bindings remind us of the satisfying 'clunk' of stepping into a metal ski binding. The Salomon 920 Steel Ski Binding brings back the all-metal housing of the now obsolete Lab series, and adds a 12-20 DIN range that'll make your ligaments break out in a cold sweat. A steel Free Flex band joins the toepiece to the heel, ensuring optimal power transmission and zero pre-release due to ski flex. Micro Wing and height adjustments let you fine-tune the contact to your boot shells as they wear through the season. But remember, due to the extremely high DIN range, we recommend this binding for experts only. You can buy these Salomon 920 Steel Ski Bindings for a price of $400.
Rossignol Women’s Saphir 90 S Alpine Ski Bindings – lightweight and easy to use
You’ve never feel as light skiing as you will in the Rossignol Women’s Saphir 90 S Alpine Ski Bindings. Made with lightweight composite materials, the Saphir 90 S bindings help with turn initiation. Equipped with the Dual Action II toe piece, these Rossignol alpine ski bindings boast reinforced housing in high-stress areas, which improves their overall structural integrity, and are able to release 180 degrees. They’re easy to use too – the Saphir 90 S bindings offer an easy step-in design, while its long lever arms make getting out of them a breeze. The Saphir 90 S bindings retail for around $109.99. Rossignol.
4FRNT Deadbolt 15 Alpine Ski Bindings 2010 – Safe and versatile
Aggressive freeskiers need the technology to back them – and that’s where the 4FRNT Deadbolt 15 Alpine Ski Bindings 2010 come into play. Designed to keep you safe, the Deadbolt 15 bindings were developed for advanced skiers who love to carve up the powder no matter what terrain they’re going up against. Offering a 180 degree release, these versatile 4FRNT alpine ski bindings’ Diagonal Toe piece lowers the pressure to the knee ligaments during a forward or backward twisting fall, while the Zero Ramp Angle aligns your shins in a neutral position for stable switch riding. To center your foot in its boot, they also come equipped with four rollers in the toe piece and gliding inserts, ensuring 180 degree release. Prices start at $369.99. 4FRNT.
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Marker Duke Alpine Ski Bindings – secure and solid
If you’re an aggressive skier, you’ll want to get bindings that meet and exceed your demands – like the Marker Duke Alpine Ski Bindings. Designed to ascend the backcountry, jump cliffs and ski a variety of terrain, the Duke bindings keep you secure so there’s no need to worry about pre-release, thanks to their DIN 6-16 adjustment that lets you stomp huge landings and hit mach speeds. Made with a low 34mm stand height for a solid connection to the ski, these Marker Alpine ski binding come equipped with a 2-position Back Country Technology (BCT)/Ski ascent lever that minimizes strain on your calf muscles by letting you change the height of the heels. They also come with stainless-steel antifriction device that allows lateral boot movement even with dirty or worn soles or negative sliding friction. The Duke Alpine ski binding will run you $495. Marker.
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Fritschi Diamir Eagle Alpine Ski Bindings are light and rigid
A new level of comfort and safety comes to the alpine touring world with Fritschi Diamir’s Eagle Alpine Ski Bindings. The lightweight and rigid Eagle ski bindings combine gliding, natural stride with downhill performance features, while adding gliding technology for ideal rotation point and stride. Thanks to a moving baseplate, these Fritsch Diamir alpine ski bindings offer full release capability even in awkward uphill situations. They also come with a wide heel dampener and front hinge for improved rigidity and power transmission, adjustable-height toe fits both AT and Alpine boots, four-position climbing post and brakes. The Eagle alpine ski bindings sell for around $420. Fritschi Diamir.
Also See: Fritschi Diamir Apline Ski Bindings , Lightweight Ski Bindings , Rigid Alpine Ski Bindings
