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Ski bindings

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Ski bindings: a central component of your skiing gear that combines safety, performance, and compatibility between ski boots and skis.

Ski bindings are the only link that directly transfers your movements to the ski — during downhill runs, turns, jumps, or when skinning uphill. It’s essential that bindings are properly adjusted, with the release setting (DIN or ISO) suited to your weight, height, skill level, and skiing style. High-quality bindings help reduce injury risk and improve control and reliability.

 

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When selecting bindings, pay attention to these characteristics: type of binding (all-mountain, freeride/freeski, touring), boot compatibility (ISO alpine, GripWalk, touring standards), release value (DIN/ISO rating), ski width at brake (needs suitable brake width), robustness and materials (brakes, screws), and quality of the binding brakes (if not included or if they are replaceable). Service and maintenance are also crucial — bindings must stay accurate and safe over time.

In our bindings selection you’ll find options to suit many skiing styles: from freeride and freeski bindings built for aggressive use in powder and air; through touring and freeride bindings that allow efficient ascents without sacrificing downhill performance; to brakes and spare parts that extend binding lifespan and maintain safety.

Ski bindings are therefore an investment in your safety and ski experience — the right binding works reliably, gives you better control, less stress, and more enjoyment on the slopes.