Alpine bindings

Bindings are divided in two main types: touring and alpine bindings. Alpine bindings are at home in on-piste use. The most affordable ones tend to have more plastic parts and they are meant for beginners. The higher the price tag, the more rugged the bindings are - giving you a longer service life. Touring bindings have a walking mode, enabling ascents when used together with skins. Touring bindings are used in rando skiing.

20 products

Rottefella NTN Freedom

NTN Telemark bindings for off-piste excitement.

Marker Squire 10 23/24

Bindings for a lighter or beginning skiers for free skiing and freestyle.

Tyrolia Attack 11 GW 22/23

A tough all mountain binding with a max. DIN value of 11.

Salomon S/lab Shift MNC13 23/24

Tech binding capabilities going up, Alpine binding strength going down.

Marker Griffon 13 ID 23/24

Completely updated binding for lighter skiers.

Marker PT 12

Top level Ride & Hike action.

Marker Duke PT 16

Top level Ride & Hike action.

Marker Squire 11 23/24

Light off piste bindings.

Look Pivot 12 GW 23/24

The free skier's choice, with GripWalk compatibility.

Marker Jester 16ID 22/23

Freestyle and freeride bindings.

Marker Jester 16 ID 23/24

Freestyle and freeride bindings.

ATK Haute Route 10

165 grams per piece!

Marker F12 Tour EFP 23/24

Balanced ascent and descent characteristics and low weight.

Atomic Warden 13 MNC 21/22

Freeride performance for both Alpine and touring boots.

Salomon Warden MNC 13 21/22

Freeride performance for both Alpine and touring boots.

Tyrolia Attack 14 GW 22/23

A tough all mountain binding with a max. DIN value of 14.

Salomon S/lab Shift MNC 10 22/23

Tech binding capabilities going up, Alpine binding strength going down.

Elan Adrenalin 13

Salomon Strive 14 Gripwalk 22/23

Quality bindings for all mountain and freeride use.

Marker F10 Tour 22/23

Balanced ascent and descent characteristics.