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Salomon MTN + Brake Alpine Touring Binding

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    5 Reviews

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    Not what it seems.

    Weighing under two pounds per pair, Salomon's MTN + Brake Alpine Touring Binding is certainly a minimalist binding that best suits gram-counting backcountry skiers, but unlike most minmalist tech bindings, the MTN has variable release ratings to better suit skiers. Another unique feature with Salmon's MTN + is the wide mounting pattern that enhances energy transmission on the downhill. As for the uphill, this binding has two heel lifters to help you tackle the steeps. These lifters face opposite than most to prevent falling down when you're half-way up the mountain. This binding comes with brakes to further assist in safety and convenience.
    • Minimalist alpine touring binding for backcountry skiing
    • Interchangeable U-spring design with three release values
    • Two pole-compatible heel lifters for steep hiking
    • Wide mounting pattern for better binding retention
    • Item #SAL013K
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    Tech Specs

    Boot Compatibility
    tech
    Brake Width
    90mm, 80mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm
    Heel Elevators
    2
    Claimed Weight
    [pair] 1lb 10oz
    Recommended Use
    backcountry skiing
    Manufacturer Warranty
    5 years
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    Great AT binding

    • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

    Lightweight and strong. These bindings are some of the lightest AT bindings on the market. they tour well and seem to provide good protection on the down. I have been skiing on them for just about one season and have really liked them. They seem more stout (stronger)than Dynafit bindings as well.

    Best Tech Toe Bindings

    • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

    These have a nice stiff spring, very wide drill pattern, and are super light. Salomon stepped up the tech binding game with these bindings.

    So Far So Good

    • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

    So far these bindings have been working great. The toe piece makes getting into the bindings super user friendly and cuts down a lot of the fuss. So far the release on the bindings has also been adequate.

    A quick lap around the resort hitting some rollers and small cliffs and you can really tell that these are a solid binding even for potentially a free ride based rider who is looking to get into the backcountry. These bindings paired with a Salmon S lab touring boot are a really lightweight setup that can drive even some stiffer sticks.

    Overall a great buy

    Sweet Binding!

    • Familiarity: I've used it several times

    I've been on these bindings almost everyday for the last two weeks and love them. Super light and seem durable. Easy to get in and out of even in precarious footing.

    Touring Fiend

    • Familiarity: I've used it several times

    So far, I have loved these bindings. They are super light and simple. Have yet to miss a step-in, thanks to the design of the toe pieces, they make it super easy. I think the way the heel piece functions is the best out there. No bells and whistles here, just what you need to get it done!