Thanks, was thinking the smalls would be best too. Not sure how much touring I'll actually be doing, but want the capability of hittin backcountry from time to time. I am 5'10 175lbs. I usually ski Taos, Wolf Creek, and Silverton. I'm pretty good and aggressive, just never had the equipment/time/ money to complement my skills. I'm that guy riding park skis in deep pow struggling to shred like my friends who have the right gear for the conditions, but nonetheless holding my own. You won't see me hucking off anything higher than 15ft or so as my aging knees deteriorate. I think the Barons would be sufficient, but still like having the best gear (even if it is once every 5-7 years).

Tech Specs:

Material:

Plastic, stainless steel, aluminum 

DIN Rated:

Yes, 6 to 16 

Boot Compatibility:

AT and alpine 

Brakes Included:

Yes 

Brake Width:

110mm 

Heel Elevators:

Yes, 6- and 12-degree positions 

Weight:

[1 binding] 2lb 15oz (1334g) 

Recommended Use:

Backcountry skiing when downhill performance is paramount 

Manufacturer Warranty:

1 Year