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Atomic freely admits that the Neox
614 Alpine Binding looks kinda ugly. The good
news is that it skis real pretty-like. The Neox gives
you more fun with less risk, thanks to a bevy of ingenious
safety and performance features. Fullflex Twin design
means the Neox lets your whole ski flex so you get
the full benefit from those high-tech planks.
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A moveable AFD plate under
the toe and backward release system let you recover fully
if you keep it together, and let you loose no matter which
crazy direction you fall in. A laser print DIN-Scale that
gets individually tested and printed at the factory ensures
you get exactly the release setting you specify. With metal
reinforcements and a beefy DIN range of 6-14, the Neox delivers
for your aggressive style.
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We carry the whole lineup of
Atomic bindings.
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The new Dynastar PX 12 JIB is,
without a doubt, THE freestyle binding. The PX technology
is especially adapted for freestyle use. Energy transmission
and return have been impressively increased in this new
generation of bindings to create a rebound effect especially
appreciated in the pipe and park.
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With 7 points of contact to the boot, the
Dynastar PX 12 JIB WB Ski binding has proven to be one
of the most trusted bindings for freestyle and freeride
use. The heel piece's lateral arms are angled down to apply
greater pressure to the edge of the ski. This creates more
power going directly from skier to ski with less energy
loss.
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We carry the whole lineup of
Dynastar bindings.
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Back for 08 is the upgraded Fritschi
Freeride Plus. Aimed at the fast skier whose
emphasis in the backcountry is on bigger turns and
drops. It offers even better downhill power transmission
and rigidity thanks to the addition of the support
frame under the rear section of the titanal bar.
The Freeride Plus combats midski stiffness
by employing a "floating bridge" ... allowing
for a more natural flex of the ski.
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With a beefy design and DIN setting of 12,
this binding can take the abuse of big mountain freeskiing.
For the hike up, the Freeride's four-position
heel riser and neutral front pivot point give you unparalleled
traction and efficiency.
Small 4-7.5, Medium 7.5-12, Extra Large 11-13.5.
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The Duke and the Jester have
been designed by Markers Advanced Product Development
team to significantly change the binding category today.
The design and features of these bindings will enhance
the freeskier's experience, whether it is safety in the
backcountry, providing better mobility in climbing, or
enhanced performance in the pipe and park.
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For the big mountain freeskier who wants
an easy climbing function combined with the ultimate in
security and performance coming down the mountain.
We carry the whole lineup of
Marker bindings.
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Finally, alpine touring (A.T.) bindings
designed specifically for the hard-charging skier. Made
for aggressive skiing and aggressive approaches. Ski
them at the resort. Ski them in the backcountry.
The Naxo nx21 Alpine Touring Binding was introduced
last season as a new standard in DIN releasable bindings ... with a
class leading 14 DIN spring tension. You can walk in the Naxo equally
well in either alpine or AT boots. The crux of its design is an innovative
Virtual Rotation System that features three pivot points under the
toe piece. This allows for a totally natural, rolling stride while
touring.
Adjust climbing posts easily with a ski
pole to three different angle settings depending on the
steepness of the terrain. Standard width brakes (fit
up to 94mm waists) are included - extra wide brakes (fit
up to 105mm waist) available as an option. The small
fits up to 284mm boot soles, medium up to 324mm, and
large up to 354mm.
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MBC
has a full service shop to deal with your skiing and biking needs.
From mounting your bindings to base repair, base grinding and edge
tuning ... mbc is your shop! Boot problems? Let our bootfitting
team get to work. Fast turn around to get you back on your skis.
We ride ... we understand!
Alpine
Trekkers Touring Adaptor by Backcountry Access. Put the FREE
Back in Free-Riding!
Access the backcountry without the expense of a full
alpine touring or telemark rig. The Alpine Trekker is the system
of choice for those just getting started—and for high performance
free-riders making quick hits away from the resort.
The concept is simple. Click your Trekkers into your
bindings, then snap in your boots (or vice versa). Your heels are
now free. When you reach the top, remove your Trekkers and skins
and place them in your pack. You know the rest of the story.
The BigDaddy is, well, bigger this season. With
a solid 125 underfoot this probably won't be the only ski in your
quiver ... but I bet you will ride this easy turning ski more than
you think. If you are a big strong skier ... then you will want
a ski to match.
This ski is a little stiffer than other skis in
the superfat category ... and a little less shapely. That means
they will be be more versitile. These skis will probably see a
lot of days ... as long as the snow is soft and grippy, these skis
will rip.
Garmont's Xena g-fit is modelled on the excellent
Adrenalin, designed for aggressive female skiers wanting to arc
the biggest freeride skis with the mobility and comfort of a ski
mountaineering boot.
The Xena is fully compatible with all step-in bindings,
whether alpine or ski-mountaineering. The outer soles are interchangeable
so that you can choose between rocker-ed rubber Ski Mountaineering
sole for climbing and touring, or switch to the flat ISO alpine
soles for use with conventional alpine bindings.
A great choice for high-octane female skiers wanting
a boot that combines performance with comfort.
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