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    Salomon STH2 16 MN - Red

    When it comes to innovation, you can always count on Salomon to have some tricks up their sleeve. The Salomon STH2 MNC 16 Ski Bindings cement their reputation with several notable updates to an already winning formula. A redesigned AFD means the STH2s are now MultiNorm Certified and compatible with every boot sole norm on the market - including rubber touring soles. Meanwhile, all new Transfer Switch Technology allows you to choose between two different power transfer modes, fine tuning the amount of vibration damping between the toepiece and ski. The result is a binding that enhances your personal skiing style, and makes those booter-to-ice landings a little more patateable. There are ski bindings, and there are the Salomon STH2 MNC 16 Ski Bindings. You'll know.
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    • Brake Options 100mm, 115mm, 130mm
      DIN Range 7-16
      Weight (1/2 pair) 1240g
      Boot Compatability Alpine, Gripwalk, WTR, Alpine Touring

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    Tyson Elliott
    Rock Solid Binding

    Great look with a crazy high din for a binding suitablefor super fat skis. That why you can full send and not have your buddies charge you beers for shagging your skis after a bail out or a full tomahawk down Peel in Crested Butte. Solid binding, with a din starting at 7 just make sure your forward pressure is set correctly, so if and WHEN you do need to release at say 12 din, the binding reacts properly and spares your tearable bits. . . . .