Alpinist 10 LT Ski Bindings

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£299.95
Marker Alpinist 10 LT Ski Bindings
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Description

Marker Alpinist 10 LT bindings are ideal for your touring excursions into the untouched backcountry, offering excellent features for hiking, climbing, and descending. They possess a DIN setting range from 4 to 10. For optimal performance, your DIN setting should be approximately in the centre of the DIN setting range. We suggest selecting a brake arm that is 10 mm to 15 mm broader than the waist of your ski.

  • Climbing Aids Kingpin provides either 7° or 13° support during ascents, which can be adjusted using your ski pole even if you're in an unsteady standing position
  • Features an innovative Kingpin Heel construction for the Pin Technology bindings that offers expansive sole contact areas, ensuring a direct and seamless power transfer akin to what alpine bindings typically provide
  • Incorporates an omnidirectional mechanism allowing you to manage the heel lock with either hand, facilitating easy mode transitions
  • Equipped with a Pin Tech toe design that enables complete heel rotation, offers a user-friendly step-in, and allows uncomplicated movement between skiing and touring modes

Compatible parts

Find products compatible with Marker Alpinist 10 LT Ski Bindings:

Marker Alpinist Ski Brake

Specifications

Binding Type:
Alpine Binding
Boot Compatibility:
Alpine Adult Boots (ISO 5355), GripWalk Boots (ISO 23223), GripWalk Toe Pin Boots (ISO 23223)
Max rider weight:
243lbs
DIN Setting:
4 - 10
Best Use:
Touring
Extra Features:
Climbing Aids Kingpin, Kingpin Heel, User Friendly Heel Rotation, PIN Toe Design

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Christine Mielnicki Denver, United States Verified Buyer 5 of 5 LOVE THEM! So easy to get in and out of, toe piece is solid. Super light weight and low profile. Paired them with 105mm LT brakes. Very easy to switch between 0 and 9 degree rise for climbing. The 5 degree requires a little more effort to turn by hand. I haven't been able to do it with my pole like the videos show.

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