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Raider 11 Evo Vinaccia
Ski touring bindings - Unisex -
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The Raider 11 Evo Vinaccia are ski touring bindings from ATK for intermediate to advanced skiers.
The high level of safety provided by the Cam Release System® and the EVO Brake System® ski brakes, with adjustable side release ranging from 3 to 11. What's more, you'll be able to put on and take off your boots whenever you want, thanks to the Easy Entry System® technology and the magnetic heel cup, which gives you a wide range of adjustments in walking mode. And that's not all! This cutting-edge model offers you personalised adjustment of the front end release using the Realease Adjustment Toe Piece® while a multi-position selector lets you adjust the rigidity of the tip lock in ascent mode.
When it comes to ease of use, you can count on the Snow Pack Proof System® technology developed by ATK to prevent snow and ice from clinging to your binding. In addition, the Elastic Responsive System® makes the fastener highly resistant to torsion. Finally, the brand offers this model with a 25 mm adjustment plate to give you greater flexibility in its use during all your free touring outings.
The Raider 11 Evo will be perfect for safety and comfort on all your free touring outings!
- Easy Entry System® foot entry and exit technology
- CAM profile binding
- Magnetic Magneto Heel Flaps System® for clipping and unclipping the boot
- Elastic Responsive System® technology (14 mm) for good torsion resistance
- EVO Brake System® braking technology
- Snow Pack Proof System® anti-clogging technology
- Customisable front release
- Multi-position selector for changing the rigidity of the tip lock in ascent mode
- Walking modes: flat, 24 mm, 49 mm
- 25 mm adjustment plate included in kit
Weight per binding: 370g
DIN: 3-11
Materials: aluminium 7075, POM, stainless steel
Brand recommendations:
- Ski waist width: 80-120mm
- Ski weight: 1200-1700g
- User weight: 30-95kg
| 7075 Aluminium | Aluminium 7075 (or Alu 7075) is an alloy used in the aerospace industry for its good anodising properties and machinability. It can also be used for screws and bolts, tool inserts and in certain sports equipment (bindings, mountaineering carabiners, etc.). |
| Polyoxymethylene (POM), also known as acetal, polyacetal and polyformaldehyde, is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high rigidity, low friction and excellent dimensional stability. | |
| Extremely easy, immediate and safe fitting, even with worn soles. | |
| The CAM release system makes it easier to climb and release vertically in the event of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed towards the heel pins by a pre-tensioned spring: when entry or release occurs, the pins are forced to follow the CAM profile, ensuring precise release. | |
| This technology considerably increases comfort and the speed of transition from one walking mode to another: 2 magnetic flaps provide up to 5 walking positions and can be activated with the end of the pole, reducing the risk of losing your balance on steeper slopes. | |
| This technology eliminates the problem of ice build-up and tip blockage, even with multiple ascents, and significantly reduces snow build-up on the tip, guaranteeing optimum lightness during all phases of use. | |
| A spring is inserted between the heel slide and the adjusting screw. If the ski flexes as a result of compression (bump, jump), the heel piece can move and return to its position without detaching. | |
| By simply turning the head of the binding 180°, you can activate the brake to switch from ascent to descent mode. | |
| Customised adjustment of the release on the front part of the binding. | |
| A multi-position selector is located between the front lever and the base of the tip. By changing the position of the selector, the rigidity of the tip lock in climb mode varies as the pressure on the locking mechanism increases. |
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