Touring bindings

Touring bindings – lightness and performance for off-piste adventures

Touring bindings are designed for those who want to explore the mountains beyond the lifts. They allow you to ascend the mountain with a free heel and then lock the boot for stable and controlled downhill skiing. The combination of low weight and strong construction makes them indispensable for anyone who enjoys ski touring, freedom, and untouched snow.

Here, you'll find touring bindings from renowned brands such as Marker, ATK, Salomon, and Atomic – models that combine efficient touring motion with safety and performance on descents.

Lightweight and functional

A good touring binding should be as light as possible without compromising safety. Most models use tech-inserts, which means the boot's toe is directly attached to the binding with small metal pins for maximum freedom of movement. When you lock the heel for the descent, you get stability similar to a traditional alpine binding.

If you want a more versatile solution that also works well for resort skiing, you might consider a hybrid binding.

Choose the right binding for your skiing

For longer tours in the mountains, ultralight bindings are best. They conserve energy during ascents. For those who prioritize downhill performance, there are more robust models that provide greater stability and better power transfer.

Bindings are also available with different climbing modes and brakes, so you can adapt them to both terrain and snow conditions.

Advantages of touring bindings

• Extremely low weight for efficient climbing
• Free heel for uphill travel
• Lockable heel for stable downhill skiing
• Compatible with boots with tech inserts
• High performance in varied terrain

Mounting and adjustment

Correct mounting is crucial for safety and function. In our ski workshop, we help you adapt your touring binding to your touring skis and boots, so you get optimal balance and performance in all situations.

Touring bindings are for those who seek the freedom of untouched terrain. Combine them with skins, the right avalanche equipment, and safe planning, and you'll be ready for your next adventure.