Salomon MTN

OUR REVIEW OF SALOMON MTN

Our complete Salomon MTN ski touring binding review is based on extensive on-snow testing in a variety of backcountry conditions. Discover our detailed analysis of uphill performance, ergonomics, step-in system, transitions, safety, reliability, strengths, weaknesses and our full verdict in Ski Rando Magazine.

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PRESENTATION OF THE SALOMON MTN

A minimalist binding that borrows several technologies from race models. Notably, the DIN setting is fixed but can be modified by changing the “U” (3 U’s provided, DIN 7, 9, or 11). Salomon has also integrated a wedge at the front to aid in stepping in, which is interesting for such a lightweight binding. The Salomon MTN binding is robust with little plastic and inspires confidence. However, without ski brakes or play compensation, you shouldn’t expect to ski safely.

SALOMON MTN FEATURES

• Horizontal DIN: fixed 7, 9, 11
• Play compensation: NO
• Weight: 780g (MTN Tour with ski brake) / 590g (MTN Pure without ski brakes)
• Length adjustment: 30mm
• Wedges: 2
• Price: 450€

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