We tested the best backcountry ski bindings, including top picks from Salomon, Dynafit, Atomic, and more to help you find the ...

uphill-capable touring binding emerge from competitors like Salomon, ATK, Marker, and Plum. As a quick refresher, the difference between traditional alpine bindings and “tech” or “pin” bindings is how ...

In ski mode, the skier clicks into the toe and heel of the binding, just like a normal alpine binding. There are three main types of touring bindings, with some wiggle room and crossover between the ...

whether they’re alpine bindings or backcountry touring bindings. Yes! You absolutely can set your own bindings. There’s ...

But, I already knew that, and spent the better part of last season riding it with alpine bindings in big-mountain ... It’s still significantly lighter than touring on a setup with Salomon Shift ...

On alpine touring skis, you'll have touring-specific bindings that allow you to unhook your heel from your ski. This turns your toe into a hinge, allowing you to lift your heel and slide your ski ...

But, I already knew that, and spent the better part of last season riding it with alpine bindings in big-mountain terrain ...

But, I already knew that, and spent the better part of last season riding it with alpine bindings ... lighter than touring on a setup with Salomon Shift bindings or a CAST Freetour system.