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Alpine ski bindings
Alpine ski bindings are an essential part of any skier's kit, as they are the link between the ski boots and the skis. Speck offers unisex and children's ski bindings from a wide range of brands, including Atomic, Look, Marker and Plum. Whether you're a piste enthusiast, an all-mountain all-rounder or a freeride daredevil, you'll find the ski bindings you need
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Getting alpine ski bindings
Alpine ski bindings: Safety and performance for your adventures on the slopes
Alpine ski bindings are a key part of your equipment, guaranteeing both safety and performance on the slopes. They play an essential role in connecting your boots to your skis, while freeing your feet in the event of a fall to prevent injury. Choosing the right bindings is therefore crucial to optimising your skiing experience, whatever your level.
How do I choose downhill ski bindings?
The choice of ski bindings depends on a number of criteria, including your level of skiing, your weight and your style of skiing. It's important to choose bindings that are adapted to your style of skiing, to ensure precise release in the event of a fall, while offering reliable support during your descents.
Beginner skiers will opt for bindings with a lower DIN (release index) adjustment range, guaranteeing easy and safe release.
Intermediate and advanced skiers can choose bindings with a higher DIN, allowing greater control and stability during high-speed turns.
Expert or competitive skiers should choose bindings with a higher DIN to avoid accidental release at high speeds, while maintaining optimum safety.
You should also pay attention to the width in millimetres of the ski brake and whether it is slightly wider than the ski runner.
Key features of alpine ski bindings
Alpine ski bindings come in a range of models to suit the specific needs of each skier. Here are a few things to consider when making your choice:
- DIN range: Indicates the force required for the binding to release the boot. It should be adjusted according to your weight, ski level and style of skiing.
- Compatibility with boots: Make sure your bindings are compatible with the standards of your ski boots.
- Types of bindings: You'll find classic bindings for the piste, versatile models for freeride and all-mountain, and competition bindings offering maximum precision and responsiveness.
Why invest in quality bindings?
Ski bindings are designed to adapt to your skis and your style of skiing. They ensure optimum power transmission between your body and your skis, increasing your control on the slopes. By investing in quality bindings, you can be sure of greater stability, improved comfort and, above all, greater safety on the slopes.
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