The ATK Crest 10 binding is a versatile and lightweight ski touring model, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers. With a weight of about 280 grams per binding, it offers an excellent weight/performance ratio. Its adjustable DIN release range of 5 to 10 provides safety adapted to different skier levels.
Equipped with a ski brake available in several widths (86 to 102 mm), the Crest 10 ensures a perfect fit for various skis. It features three riser levels (0°, 36 mm, 50 mm) to facilitate ascents, and integrates advanced technologies like the Easy Entry System for easy entry, the Cam Release System for precise release, and the Elastic Response System to absorb shocks and improve stability.
Made of CNC machined aluminum alloy, with stainless steel components, it is both durable and resistant. In summary, the Crest 10 is ideal for hikers looking for a reliable, lightweight, and high-performance binding for varied mountain outings.
ATK CREST FEATURES
Weight per pair: 560g Length adjustment: 20mm Number of risers: 2 Din: 5-10 (ATK Crest 10) or 3-8 (ATK Crest 8) Play compensation: yes Price: 399€
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