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Salomon STH 16 Driver Ski Binding - 2010 BCS
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The Salomon STH 16 is a high-DIN, low-profile expert freeride binding with a steel housing and Salomon's legendary omni-directional toepiece. Micro Simultaneous Wing adjustment lets you dial the front contact points to precisely match your boot shape, eliminating slop that can cause pre-release or, even worse, no release at all. Wider underfoot profile increases leverage over wide skis.
Bottom Line: Heavy metal rocker.
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what's the brake width? will i need to buy new brakes for
what's the brake width? will i need to buy new brakes for 130+ boards?
By: Jason
December 6, 2010
They do come in a 130mm. If you go into your local shop they usaully have a 130mm brake if you mount them there. If you have a 120 mm ski you can stretch the 115 no problem.
By: Sam Schwartz
December 16, 2010
They DO come in a 130 also. Wait for them to get those. They are only temporarily out.
By: CBrianC
December 9, 2010
Salomon makes a 130mm brake, you might have to call backcountry to see when they will have them again.
By: jamey parks
December 8, 2010
Hey Jason,
These come in a 90, 100 and 115mm brake width. Yes you would need a wider brake for something that large.
By: Josh Chapman
December 7, 2010
Not all DINs were created equal
By:
jamey parks
August 14, 2010
And the Sth16 DOES what every other binding TRIES to do. I need a binding that I know will not let me down, and I so that's why I've skied Salomon Driver bindings for pretty much my whole life. Salomon's have been the long time favorite of hard core skiers everywhere because of their hassle free, bomber performance. The Sth gives you top of the line performance at a very reasonable weight.
1 Comment Last Comment: December 15, 2010 by: Sam Schwartz
By: Sam Schwartz
December 15, 2010
Backcountry says this binding is 5 pounds 12 oz. I just bought a pair for my bentchetler's and compared to the 4 pound 8 oz. sth driver 14 they felt very identical in weight. The 16 just felt a bit heavier. They aren't really 5 pounds 12 oz are they?
What is the differance between these and the driver?
What is the differance between these and the driver?
By: briang1659606
November 19, 2010
Hey Briang,
The STH 16 is only offered in a driver
By: Nick Papailiou
November 22, 2010
Amazing Binding
By:
Sam Schwartz
December 16, 2010
Just got my pair for my bentchetler. Haven't had these for long, but are full metal so I can tell they will last long. They have a great afd.
Is the hole pattern the same as the z12?
Is the hole pattern the same as the z12?
By: Richard
November 7, 2010
no, the hole patterns are different.
By: jamey parks
November 8, 2010
Durable, strong bindings
By:
Will Howard
November 30, 2010
I love the feeling of security I get from these bindings. The toe piece seems to wrap around my boot better than some other bindings I have used. When you step in you can feel them clamp you right to your skis, which is a feeling I love. I also like that they are pretty bombproof, I need bindings that hold up to abuse, which is where these shine. I use these on my pow sticks as they can handle Alpine Trekkers better than a lot of bindings that employ the longer heel pieces. A great binding for experts who need to be locked down, and expect durability. I recommend these to just about anyone who is in the market for higher din bindings.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 7, 2011 by: Donald Seers
By: Donald Seers
January 7, 2011
Expert and alpine trekkers in the same sentence?
Change me.
Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Ski Bindings than that
Alpine Ski BindingsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Not all DINs were created equal
And the Sth16 DOES what every other binding TRIES to do. I need a binding that I know will not let me down, and I so that's why I've skied Salomon more...
Amazing Binding
Just got my pair for my bentchetler. Haven't had these for long, but are full metal so I can tell they will last long. They have a great afd. more...
- DIN Range:
- 9 - 16
- Recommended Skier Weight:
- >209lb (>95kg)
- Weight:
- [Pair] 5lb 12oz (2322g)
- Recommended Use:
- Aggressive freeski, park and pipe competition, expert skiers
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 5 years