Bindings

All the same great features of Spark Pucks, but with 3° canting for reduced knee strain. Ideal for anyone looking to give their knees a break, as well as our hard-boot boarders out there. 

Channel-like stance adjustability for all of our WNDR splitboards and all other 4 hole pattern splitboards. Believe it. This breakthrough in design has riders beyond stoked and has made Spark Pucks our most popular splitboard accessory, giving you unlimited stance widths and binding angles. Works with all current Spark R & D splitboard bindings.

Looking for a flat option? Check out the Spark Flat Pucks

In the Box: Includes mounting screws and install guide.

Weight: 5.7 oz/each (161g) - 11.36 oz/pair (322g)

Channel-like stance adjustability for all of our WNDR splitboards and all other 4 hole pattern splitboards. Believe it. This breakthrough in design has riders beyond stoked and has made Spark Pucks our most popular splitboard accessory, giving you unlimited stance widths and binding angles. Works with all current Spark R & D splitboard bindings.

Looking for a canted option? Check out the Spark Canted Pucks.

In the Box: Includes mounting screws and install guide.

Weight: 5.1 oz/each (145g) - 10.19 oz/pair (289g)

The option to lock your heel while touring helps you better adapt to diverse terrain types where quick descents, side stepping, and skate-splitting become more effective means of backcountry travel. Our Step Lock design makes it easier than ever, with the ability to rotate the lever to the locked position, then simply step down to lock the heel. The heel stays securely locked in place until you rotate the lever to the unlocked position.

There is an option to step in to lock, however, please note that this will wear the plastic parts more quickly. Use your hand to manually lock or unlock for the best long-term durability.

T1 Step Lockers require approximately 3.5 in. / 89 mm between the rear heel rest insert and your puck to allow clearance for the lever to swing between positions.

Works with all current Spark R & D splitboard bindings

In the Box: 2 x T1 Step Lockers and mounting screws

Weight: 1.5 oz/ea (42g) - 3.0 oz/pr (84g)

Reduce foot fatigue on long tours and increase insulation on arctic days with Spark's Baseplate Padding Kit. This is an easy retrofit to make your Spark bindings feel a bit more cozy. The kit features an updated material that is slightly thicker for improved dampening and insulation. New kits will also include a pad for the baseplate snap ramp.

The Cutout version is compatible with the Magneto, Arc, Arc ST, Women’s Arc, Arc Pro, Arc ST Pro, Women's Arc Pro & Burton Hitchhikers.

1.2 oz/pr (34g) - Cutout Size 3

The Charger's all-new pinless dual lock system allows for fast and easy transitions with the flip of a lever. 

Simply rotate the binding into place, push the rear lever down, and you're ready to ride. Union's all-new dual lock system is the future of splitboard binding technology. Less time in transition means more time spent riding.

Features: 

The All Mountain Legend, Union’s go-to all-mountain binding. Designed, tested, and trusted by the best snowboarders in the world. The Atlas puts you in control of the mountain. 

Union’s go to all-mountain binding for 10 seasons running, the Atlas is a Union team favorite for a reason. New for 22/23 They’ve upgraded the Atlas with the stiffer and more responsive S14 Duraflex CB highback and lightweight magnesium S1 ratchets. The Atlas puts you in control of the mountain. 

Features:

The most trusted binding in snowboarding is back for its 18th season running. The Force is Union's go-to binding for anything and everything you can throw at it - cliffs, powder, side hits, double blacks. This all-mountain destroyer can handle it all.

The Union Trilogy is a women's specific classic that comes equipped with a responsive Stage 4 Duraflex ST baseplate, supportive Trilogy highback, and the super comfortable Exoframe 4.0 ankle strap. Take on the entire mountain and more with the Union Trilogy.

Quick edge-to-edge power and a locked in ride feel. The Stage 4 Duraflex ST baseplate is Union's go-to for anything and everything you can throw at it - cliffs, powder, side hits, double blacks... This all-mountain destroyer can handle it all.

Features: 

Freeraider 15 with 108mm is on backorder but available for preorder.  There are only 2 remaining.  We are expected to receive these the week of December 12th.  

ATK may not be a household name, but they have quickly established their legitimacy in the ski binding segment, engineering precise, high quality, durable and light weight backcountry tools.  They were founded in 2007 in Fiorano Modenese, Italy, the heart of the Italian Motor Valley (Ferrari wink wink) where innovation is part of the culture.

For 2023, ATK introduces two new & improved features: 

• Raider Evo Automatic Brake System: ATK has completely redesigned the heel unit and brake interface. Instead of the manual system with the metal button on the side, the ski brake is now automatically activated when moving the heel unit from touring to ski mode.  This allows for easier and quicker transitions, and you won't risk a runaway ski when transitioning

• Release Adjustment Toe Piece: Most insert bindings only allow adjustment of the DIN settings on the heel piece.  The Freeraider Evo binding features a new toe piece design with DIN rated adjustability, giving the binding a more predictable and safer release.

Specs:

• Freeride Spacer: Included
• ATK Crampon Compatible: Yes
• Materials: Aluminum 7075, Stainless steel, POM
• DIN Release (Vertical & Lateral): 7-15
• Boot Length Adjustment: 25 mm
• Walk Modes: Flat, +35 mm, +49 mm
• Weight / ski: 390 g
• Weight / pair: 680 g
• Ski Width: 97-120 mm
• User Weight: 60-120 kg
• Color: Black / Yellow

Features:

A new toe design allows for easy and confident step in for any tech boot available on the market, even ones with worn out soles.

A special design in the toe piece that avoids any snow/ice/debris build-up under the locking mechanism.

A multi-position selector is placed between the front lever and the toe piece base plate.  By changing the selector setting, the uphill mode locking hardness variates by increasing the pressure on the locking mechanism.  It compensates for boot toe insert wear and tear over the years, provides proper locking strength for each skier, regardless of weight and reduces the pressures on the locking mechanism. 

The patented ATK Cam Release System® is incorporated into the binding heel to help the boot step-in and vertical release function properly in case of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed towards the heel pins by a pre-tensioned spring.  When stepping in or when a release occurs due to a fall, the pins are forced to go through the CAM profile which provides precise resistance to the pin release, depending on the release value set on the binding.  This system provides stable downhill performance, helping eliminate boot torsion flex, while maintaining precise release functionality and one of the easiest heel step ins in the industry.

A spring is placed in between the base plate of the binding and the adjustment screw. When the ski bends due to a compression or a jump, the 4 mm distance in between boot and heel can be reduced or completely eliminated while the heel can still slide back and forth freely. This allows the ski to flex naturally, improves the binding release performance and reduces the pressure exerted on the ski/boot/binding system.

A simple but ingenious magnet system in the heel risers allows for secured and stable placement, so they only engage when you need them to.  

ATK may not be a household name, but they have quickly established their legitimacy in the ski binding segment, engineering precise, high quality, durable and light weight backcountry tools.  They were founded in 2007 in Fiorano Modenese, Italy, the heart of the Italian Motor Valley (Ferrari wink wink) where innovation is part of the culture.

For 2023, ATK introduces two new & improved features: 

• Raider Evo Automatic Brake System: ATK has completely redesigned the heel unit and brake interface. Instead of the manual system with the metal button on the side, the ski brake is now automatically activated when moving the heel unit from touring to ski mode.  This allows for easier and quicker transitions, and you won't risk a runaway ski when transitioning

• Release Adjustment Toe Piece: Most insert bindings only allow adjustment of the DIN settings on the heel piece.  The Freeraider Evo binding features a new toe piece design with DIN rated adjustability, giving the binding a more predictable and safer release.

Specs:

• Freeride Spacer: Not included but compatible
• ATK Crampon Compatible: Yes
  
• Materials: Aluminum 7075, Stainless steel, POM
• DIN Release (Vertical & Lateral): 5-13
• Boot Length Adjustment: 25 mm
• Walk Modes: Flat, +35 mm, +49 mm
• Weight / ski: 370 g
• Weight / pair: 640 g
• Ski Width: 88-120 mm
• User Weight: 50-110 kg
• Color: Black / Grey

Features:

A new toe geometry allows for easy and confident step in for any tech boot available on the market, even ones with worn out soles.

A special design in the toe piece that avoids any snow/ice/debris build-up under the locking mechanism.

A multi-position selector is placed between the front lever and the toe piece base plate.  By changing the selector setting, the uphill mode locking hardness variates by increasing the pressure on the locking mechanism.  It compensates for boot toe insert wear and tear over the years, provides proper locking strength for each skier, regardless of weight and reduces the pressures on the locking mechanism. 

The patented ATK Cam Release System® is incorporated into the binding heel to help the boot step-in and vertical release function properly in case of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed towards the heel pins by a pre-tensioned spring.  When stepping in or when a release occurs due to a fall, the pins are forced to go through the CAM profile which provides precise resistance to the pin release, depending on the release value set on the binding.  This system provides stable downhill performance, helping eliminate boot torsion flex, while maintaining precise release functionality and one of the easiest heel step ins in the industry.

A spring is placed in between the base plate of the binding and the adjustment screw. When the ski bends due to a compression or a jump, the 4 mm distance in between boot and heel can be reduced or completely eliminated while the heel can still slide back and forth freely. This allows the ski to flex naturally, improves the binding release performance and reduces the pressure exerted on the ski/boot/binding system.

A simple but ingenious magnet system in the heel risers allows for secured and stable placement, so they only engage when you need them to.  

ATK may not be a household name, but they have quickly established their legitimacy in the ski binding segment, engineering precise, high quality, durable and light weight backcountry tools.  They were founded in 2007 in Fiorano Modenese, Italy, the heart of the Italian Motor Valley (Ferrari wink wink) where innovation is part of the culture.

For 2023, ATK introduces two new & improved features: 

• Raider Evo Automatic Brake System: ATK has completely redesigned the heel unit and brake interface. Instead of the manual system with the metal button on the side, the ski brake is now automatically activated when moving the heel unit from touring to ski mode.  This allows for easier and quicker transitions, and you won't risk a runaway ski when transitioning

• Release Adjustment Toe Piece: Most insert bindings only allow adjustment of the DIN settings on the heel piece.  The Freeraider Evo binding features a new toe piece design with DIN rated adjustability, giving the binding a more predictable and safer release.

Specs:

• Freeride Spacer: Not included but compatible
• ATK Crampon Compatible: Yes
• Materials: Aluminum 7075, Stainless steel, POM
• DIN Release (Vertical & Lateral): 3-11
• Boot Length Adjustment: 25 mm
• Walk Modes: Flat, +35 mm, +49 mm
• Weight / ski: 370 g
• Weight / pair: 640 g
• Ski Width: 88-120 mm
• User Weight: 40-90 kg
• Color: Black / Purple

Features:

A new toe geometry allows for easy and confident step in for any tech boot available on the market, even ones with worn out soles.

A special design in the toe piece that avoids any snow/ice/debris build-up under the locking mechanism.

A multi-position selector is placed between the front lever and the toe piece base plate.  By changing the selector setting, the uphill mode locking hardness variates by increasing the pressure on the locking mechanism.  It compensates for boot toe insert wear and tear over the years, provides proper locking strength for each skier, regardless of weight and reduces the pressures on the locking mechanism. 

The patented ATK Cam Release System® is incorporated into the binding heel to help the boot step-in and vertical release function properly in case of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed towards the heel pins by a pre-tensioned spring.  When stepping in or when a release occurs due to a fall, the pins are forced to go through the CAM profile which provides precise resistance to the pin release, depending on the release value set on the binding.  This system provides stable downhill performance, helping eliminate boot torsion flex, while maintaining precise release functionality and one of the easiest heel step ins in the industry.

A spring is placed in between the base plate of the binding and the adjustment screw. When the ski bends due to a compression or a jump, the 4 mm distance in between boot and heel can be reduced or completely eliminated while the heel can still slide back and forth freely. This allows the ski to flex naturally, improves the binding release performance and reduces the pressure exerted on the ski/boot/binding system.

A simple but ingenious magnet system in the heel risers allows for secured and stable placement, so they only engage when you need them to.  

If you're looking for a binding that can do it all, whether in the resort or in the backcountry, look no further than the Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC (Multi-Norm Certified).  It offers the performance and safety of a traditional downhill binding coupled with pin tech design for lightweight uphill dominance. The PIN toe design allows full heel rotation for efficient touring and kick turning while the convenient step-in switches between ski and tour modes easily to access those untracked lines.  SHIFT to the first-ever truly uncompromising binding.

Please note that, as an authorized United States Salomon retailer, we are not permitted to distribute, sell or ship this product outside the 50 United States of America. 

Specs:

• Material: Carbon-Infused PA
• Norm: MNC (Multi Norm Certified)
• Weight (per pair): 1750 g
• Adjustment Range (US sizes): 3.75 (US sizes)/ 30 (mm)
• Din Scale: 4-10
• Stand Height: 30 mm
• Brake Options: 90, 100, 110 or 120 mm

If you're looking for a binding that can do it all, whether in the resort or in the backcountry, look no further than the Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC (Multi-Norm Certified).  It offers the performance and safety of a traditional downhill binding coupled with pin tech design for lightweight uphill dominance. The PIN toe design allows full heel rotation for efficient touring and kick turning while the convenient step-in switches between ski and tour modes easily to access those untracked lines.  SHIFT to the first-ever truly uncompromising binding.

Please note that, as an authorized United States Salomon retailer, we are not permitted to distribute, sell or ship this product outside the 50 United States of America. 

Specs:

• Material: Carbon-Infused PA
• Norm: MNC(Multi Norm Certified)
• Weight (per pair): 1770 g
• Adjustment Range (US sizes): 3.75 (US sizes)/ 30 (mm)
• Din Scale: 6-13
• Stand Height: 30 mm
• Brake Options: 100, 110 or 120 mm

With the Alpinist, Marker delivers its lightest-ever touring binding and re-defines the ratio of weight to performance.  At 490 grams per pair, it takes the traditional PinTech design and adds functionality with 0°, 5° and 9° climbing aid positions.  The toe piece has integrated elastomers that serve as a visual aid and allow for easy stepping in, as well as carbon reinforced components and a dual spring for maximum stiffness.  The heel features a fixed upward release and an adjustable lateral release function.  The anti-ice pads in both the toe and heel help prevent icing as well. And a wider 38mm binding screw hole pattern allows for phenomenal power transfer for such a minimalist and lightweight offering.  

New for 22/23 is the introduction of the ISI toe, which stands for 'Intuitive Step In' in all the Alpinist and Kingpin models.  A wider platform allows for greater contact area when stepping in.  Less force is required to lock into the toe as well.  And, now there's a rubber stop pad to aid in aligning and stopping your boot in the optimal spot.

* Brake or leash sold separately.

Features:

• Boot Type: Tech Inserts
• Color: Black
• Lateral Release: Adjustable (6-12 non-ISO)
• Vertical Release: High Setting
• Heel Travel: +/- 7.5 mm
• Material: Forged Aluminum, carbon, fiber reinforced polyamide
• Toe: ISI (Intuitive Step In)
• Heel: Alpinist Heel
• Weight/pc: 245 g w/o brake & 335 g w/ brake
• Brake: NA
• Leash: NA

Looking for a binding that can do it all, whether in or out of bounds?  Look no further than to the Marker Duke PT, your "one quiver" binding for resort AND backcountry domination.  Coming into its second season on the hill, the Duke PT, with its pin-tech (hence PT) toe, offers efficiency and weight savings (over traditional frame bindings) on the up track.  A din-rated toe and heel, allow for safe and strong retention and superb power transfer on the down.  Offered in either a 12 or 16 din option, so you're covered no matter what your size or skiing ability is.  

Features:

• Ride & Hike Toe - The combination of downhill performance and release functionality with pin-technology for strong uphill performance. 
• Anti Ice Rail - Use the metal rail to scratch off ice and snow below your boot sole. 
• Sole.ID Technology - 100% boot-compatibility: Alpine, Touring and GripWalk soles.
• Auto Quad Lock Technology - 4-point self locking toe part.
• Lock & Walk Brake - Including neutral walking mode and 10° climbing aid.
• Inter Pivot 3 Freeride Heel - The newest generation (16 din only).
• Magnesium heel housing - For superior stability & light weight (16 din only).

Specs:

• Boot Type: MultiNorm Adult Compatible - Alpine (ISO 5355 A), Touring (ISO 9523) & GripWalk (ISO 23223 A)
• Tech inserts required for hike function.
• Brake width: 100mm (will accommodate up to 110mm) or 125mm
  
• DIN range: 4.0 - 12.0
• Rec. skier’s weight: 80-250 lbs.
• Stand height: 24 mm
• Toe system: Ride & Hike Toe
• Gliding AFD: Stainless steel
• Heel: Hollow Linkage 2
• Color: Black/Gunmetal/Red
• Uphill weight (per pair): 1700 g 
• Downhill weight (per pair): 2300 g

Looking for a binding that can do it all, whether in or out of bounds?  Look no further than to the Marker Duke PT, your "one quiver" binding for resort AND backcountry domination.  Coming into its second season on the hill, the Duke PT, with its pin-tech (hence PT) toe, offers efficiency and weight savings (over traditional frame bindings) on the up track.  A din-rated toe and heel, allow for safe and strong retention and superb power transfer on the down.  Offered in either a 12 or 16 din option, so you're covered no matter what your size or ski ability is.  

The 100mm brake will accommodate the Vital 100, Intention 108 and 110.  The 125mm brake is necessary for the Reason 120.

Features:

• Ride & Hike Toe - The combination of downhill performance and release functionality with pin-technology for strong uphill performance. 
• Anti Ice Rail - Use the metal rail to scratch off ice and snow below your boot sole. 
• Sole.ID Technology - 100% boot-compatibility: Alpine, Touring and GripWalk soles.
• Auto Quad Lock Technology - 4-point self locking toe part.
• Lock & Walk Brake - Including neutral walking mode and 10° climbing aid.
• Inter Pivot 3 Freeride Heel - The newest generation (16 din only).
• Magnesium heel housing - For superior stability & light weight (16 din only).

Specs:

• Boot Type: MultiNorm Adult Compatible - Alpine (ISO 5355 A), Touring (ISO 9523) & GripWalk (ISO 23223 A)
• Tech inserts required for hike function.                          
• Brake width: 100mm  (will accommodate up to 110mm) or 125mm
• DIN range: 6.0 - 16.0
• Rec. skier’s weight: 130+ lbs.
• Stand height: 24 mm
• Toe system: Ride & Hike Toe
• Gliding AFD: Stainless steel
• Heel: Inter Pivot 3
• Color: Black/Gunmetal/Blue
• Uphill weight (per pair): 2100 g  
• Downhill weight (per pair): 2700 g

The innovative Kingpin has earned its stripes as the performance standard in PinTech AT binding technology. With DIN/ISO 13992:2007 certification from Germanys prestigious TUV testing organization, the Kingpin’s unique toe and heel pieces are the culmination of years of R&D testing. Ease of use, DIN/ISO certified release function, and best of all, unbeatable power transmission while on the descent mean that you’ve never had a day in the backcountry like the ones you’ll have on the Kingpin.

New for 22/23 is the introduction of the ISI toe, which stands for 'Intuitive Step In' in all the Alpinist and Kingpin models.  A wider platform allows for greater contact area when stepping in.  Less force is required to lock into the toe as well.  And, now there's a rubber stop pad to aid in aligning and stopping your boot in the optimal spot.

Features:

• Boot Type: MultiNorm Adult w/ tech inserts
• Brake Width: 100 - 125 mm
• DIN Range: 6.0 - 13.0
• Rec. Skier’s Weight: 130+ lbs.
• Stand Height: 21.5 mm
• Toe System: ISI (Intuitive Step In)
• Step-In Heel: Kingpin Heel
• Color: Black/Red
• Weight/pc: 690 g
• Climbing Aid: 0/7/13 degrees

The Marker Griffon 13 ID is for the hard charging resort skier that doesn't necessarily need a 16 or 18 din binding.  It's a lightweight, but powerful option that feels secure and stable as soon as you click in.  This can be attributed to the reworked Inter Pivot 3 heel piece, which improves the overall step-in ease and functionality, but still feels solid. The SOLE.ID technology, with AFD height adjustment, can accommodate both Alpine and Alpine Touring boots with the turn of a screw.  Also, now updated with a height adjustable AFD allowing for MultiNorm compatibility with any alpine, touring or gripwalk boot sole. 

Features:

• Recommended Skier Weight: 80+ lbs.
• Color: Black or Tan
• Brake Width: 100, 110 or 120mm
• DIN: 4.0 - 13.0
• Weight/pc: 1030 g
• Boot Sole Compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355), Touring (ISO 9523) & GripWalk (ISO 23223)
• Stand Height: 24 mm
• Toe System: Triple Pivot Elite 3
• Gliding AFD: Stainless steel
• Heel: Inter Pivot 3

The Squire 11 is designed for intermediate and lighter-weight advanced skiers looking for great power transmission in a very light-weight, but powerful freeride binding. Its SOLE.ID technology can accommodate either Alpine Touring or Alpine boot sole norms, which gives the skier the ultimate flexibility.  And, it allows the option to choose a boot with easy to walk soles, like GripWalk, to make it easier to walk in ski boots.

Plus, new for the 21/22 season, Marker has introduced a Hollow Linkage Heel, improving the overall ease to step into the binding by 30%. Also, the Triple Pivot Light Toe allows for safe vertical and lateral release functionality and offers improved swing weight.  The Anti-Ice Rail in the toe helps remove pesky ice and snow build up on your boot with ease, but also improves the overall strength and support in the toe for quicker response.   

The stock 100 mm brake will accomodate the Vital 100 or the Intention 110.  For the Reason 120, the 120 mm brake will be required and can be purchased here. 

Features:

• Boot Type: Adult Alpine & GripWalk
• Brake width: 100mm
• DIN range: 3.0 - 11.0
• Recommended skiers weight: 65 - 240 lbs.
• Stand height: 24 mm
• Toe system: Triple Pivot Light 2
• Gliding AFD: Stainless Steel
• Heel: Hollow Linkage 2
• Color: White or Black
• Weight/pr: 1916 g

We have 100 & 125 mm brakes available for your Marker Duke PT bindings. It automatically locks in walking mode with the very first step and reactivates when switching back into riding mode. The pronounced retraction in the arms of the brake keeps them snug to the ski.  The 100mm will accommodate either the Vital 100 or the Intention 110 and is preferred over the 125mm.  

Salomon is offering up brakes for their MTN Pure touring binding.  These are also compatible with the Atomic Backland or Armada Tracer touring bindings.  Four widths (90, 100, 110 & 120mm ) to choose from guarantee that you'll have the perfect fit for your WNDR ski set up.  Price is for the pair. 

105mm or 115mm brakes available for your Marker Alpinist 12 alpine touring binding. It automatically locks in walking mode with the very first step and reactivates when switching back into riding mode. Their pronounced retraction brings the arms of the brake very close to the ski.  The 105mm brake will accommodate both the Vital 100 and the Intention 110. Pick the 115mm for the Reason 120.

The Marker Royal family brake will accommodate any of the Marker Squire or Griffon bindings we offer on the site, and will pair with any WNDR Alpine ski.  The 100 mm is perfect for the Vital 100, the 110 for the Intention 110 and the 120 mm for the new Reason 120 ski.  These brakes also are compatible with the Marker Duke, Jester, Baron, Jester Pro, Tour F10, or Tour F12.

Do you prefer to go as light as possible on your touring setup, running your Salomon MTNs sans brakes?  Well, then Salomon's touring leash is your go-to choice to ensure you don't have a run away ski.  Don't ruin your day in the backcountry searching for your buried ski.  And, no offense, but who really wants to use powder cords, come on?  Compatible with most touring bindings including the Atomic Backland and Armada Tracer. 

Do you prefer to go as light as possible on your touring setup, running your Marker Alpinist bindings sans brakes?  Well, then Marker's touring leash is your go to choice to ensure you don't have a run away ski.  Don't ruin your day in the backcountry searching for your buried ski.  And, no offense, but who really wants to use powder cords, come on?