Downhill ski bindings
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- (7)Salomon Strive 14 MN Bindings with Brakes$299.95
SAVE 20%(0)Marker Kingpin 10 Bindings$615.96$769.95
SAVE 20%(0)Marker Kingpin 13 Bindings$655.96$819.95
(10)Dynafit ST Rotation 14 Bindings$649.95
SAVE 20%(72)Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC 13 Bindings with Brakes$559.96$699.95
(1)Salomon S/Lab Shift2 10 MN Bindings with Brakes$699.95
SAVE 25%(0)Fritschi Tecton 13 Bindings with Breaks$637.46$849.95
(1)Atomic Strive 14 MN Bindings With Brakes - Unisex$299.95
(1)Salomon S/Lab Shift2 13 MN Bindings with Brakes$749.95
SAVE 35%(12)Salomon Warden 11 MNC Bindings - Unisex$129.93$198.95
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Lock in with downhill ski bindings
Downhill ski bindings are the vital link that connects your ski boots to your skis, ensuring control, safety and efficient energy transfer. They are the unsung heroes of your setup, allowing you to carve through groomed runs, navigate powder and maintain stability on steep descents. A proper binding not only keeps your boots securely attached but also enhances your overall skiing experience by offering the right balance of performance and safety. At MEC, there’s a wide range of options for ski bindings for every type of skier, made by brands like Salomon, Marker, Dynafit and more.
Choosing downhill ski bindings
Knowing how to choose ski bindings isn’t as simple as picking the first pair you see. Compatibility is key. Double-check that your downhill ski boots match the binding requirements of the bindings you’re considering. Some boots are designed for specific types of bindings, and ensuring a proper fit is crucial for both performance and safety. Another important factor to consider is your skill level. Downhill ski bindings are rated using a DIN number, which represents the force required to release the boot from the binding. Beginners typically need bindings with a lower DIN setting, as this allows for easier release during falls, reducing the risk of injury. Advanced or heavier skiers, on the other hand, may require bindings with a higher DIN range to handle the increased forces involved in aggressive skiing. Your skiing style also plays a significant role in selecting the right bindings. Standard alpine bindings are ideal for groomed slopes and resort skiing, offering reliable performance for most downhill scenarios. However, if you plan to venture into the backcountry, touring bindings are essential. These specialized bindings allow for uphill climbing by enabling your heel to lift, making them a must-have for skiers who enjoy off-piste adventures.
Extra features
Additional features, such as adjustability and multi-directional release mechanisms, can provide added comfort and protection. Adjustable bindings allow for easier fine-tuning to your specific needs, while multi-directional release ensures that your bindings release appropriately in the event of a fall, reducing the risk of injury.