Exploring the Best Ski Bindings for Advanced Skiers
As an experienced skier, you understand that having the right gear can make all the difference when it comes to performance on the slopes.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Ski Bindings
If you're new to skiing, the thought of selecting the right ski gear can be overwhelming. One of the most crucial decisions you'll make is choosing the right ski bindings.
Mandatory Ski Touring Equipment
As soon as you leave the secured slopes and move in the open terrain, you have to carry the standard avalanche emergency equipment.
Read MoreUphill-oriented ski tour bindings
"Uphill-oriented” stands for low weight and easier walking – and thus for more comfort and reduced energy consumption.
Read MorePin binding vs. frame binding
Pin bindings offer a lightweight, minimalist option with a free-heel mechanism for climbing efficiency in backcountry ski touring, while frame bindings provide more alpine-style support and stability but with added weight and less touring flexibility.
Read MorePin bindings: pay attention to this
Most pin bindings have a lever on the toe piece to switch between walking and riding mode. This is important, because in walking mode the touring binding does not release in order not to unintentionally lose the ski during ascent.
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