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ATK
Raider 13 EVO Binding

3 out of 5 stars
1 Review
$699.95
Color:Black

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Why We Like The ATK Bindings Raider 13 EVO Binding

Weighing in at just 13 ounces but fully feature packed, the Raider 13 EVO Binding gives us a light and reliable connection to our skis as we hunt down backcountry powder. The redesigned toe piece is snowpack-proof and gives a secure connection to our boot every time, even when our soles are worn, while its adjustable toe-lock stiffness lets us increase the locking pressure when in up-hill mode. As we climb, the magnetic heel risers lift and lower with a simple flick of our pole, and as we revel in soft turns, the Elastic Response System adapts the heel piece to the flex of our ski for more natural performance.


Details

  • High-tech binding for optimal touring performance
  • CAM system delivers a quick release in the event of a fall
  • DIN-rated adjustable toe piece for a safer release
  • EVO Brake System allows for single-handed transitions
  • Magnetic heel risers for simple, speedy adjustments
  • Item #ATK0018
Material
aluminum 7075, POM, stainless steel
Release Rating
5 - 13
Boot Compatibility
tech
Brake Width
86mm, 91mm, 97mm, 102mm, 108mm, 120mm
Brakes Included
EVO
Safety Features
CAM Release System, Elastic Response System, Magneto Heel Flap System, Easy Entry System, Snow Pack Proof System, Up-Hill Hardness Variation System, Release Adjustment Toe Piece
Heel Elevators
flat, 26mm, 46.5mm
Claimed Weight
[single] 13oz (370g)
Activity
backcountry skiing, ski mountaineering

Overall Rating

3 based on 1 ratings

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3 out of 5 stars

January 2, 2024

Ski Brake Requires Hand Manipulation

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

Unlike most of the tech bindings I've had these require you to press the ski brake flat and then twist the heal to lock it down. Not ideal. Sure you could press it down with your pole and twist the heal, or some other creative method. It is simply an added inconvenience and requires a bit of hand strength. If you are prone to cold hands this may be an issue. Otherwise these are light and easy to step into.

Brian M