STH2 16 WTR Ski Binding
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Atomic's STH series bindings have long been the clamps of choice for
freeriders who fancy themselves big and burly, and the new STH2 16 WTR
is possibly the gnarliest binding out there, with a
DIN that maxes out at 16, an oversized platform for secure mounting and
efficient power transfer, and a low-profile chassis to keep you close
and connected to your skis. It's been newly updated, though, to be
compatible with Atomic/Salomon's WTR rockered boot soles as well as traditional
alpine soles, so you can switch back and forth from your Guardians or
Trackers to your STHs without switching out boots or soles.
The
redesign hasn't affected the safety or security, though. The STH2 WTR
still has the classic 3D Driver Toe for consistent multi-directional
release, serious elastic travel to prevent pre-releasing, and
progressive transfer pads to serve up a smooth, vibration-free ride. The
wings and toe height are easy adjust, too, so you can nail the perfect
fit without missing out on the pow because you had to fiddle around in
the shop for an hour.
Details
- Compatible with standard alpine and WTR soles
- Oversized platform and low-profile chassis
- 3D Driver Toe
- Heel Flex interface
- Superior elastic travel
- Progressive transfer pads
- Extra-long wings with simultaneous adjustment
- Manual toe-height adjustment
- Item #ATO001C
- DIN
- 7 - 16
- Brake Width
- 90 mm, 100 mm, 115 mm, 130 mm
- Boot Compatibility
- alpine, WTR
- Safety Features
- +Elastic Travel
- Stand Height
- 24 mm
- Recommended Skier Weight
- 110 - 245 lbs
- Claimed Weight
- [single] 2 lb 10 oz
- Recommended Use
- big mountain, freeskiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 5 years
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