Attach the Marker Ski Crampon to your Duke or Baron bindings for skinning on icy hardpack or crossing sketchy glacial terrain.

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The Alpine Trekker from Backcountry Access is the world's best selling ski touring adapter. That's not the biggest feat as it's the ONLY alpine touring adapter on the market. But that's not to diminish the quality or performance of these awesome tools.

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Like its Fritschi ancestors before it, the lightweight Diamir Eagle Binding gives you full backcountry touring capabilities with the security and performance of a downhill binding, now with a smoother and more natural stride thanks to a relocated pivot point and moving baseplate.

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Fritschi Diamir took its do-it-all Freeride touring binding, added some beefed-up torsional rigidity and wider baseplates to handle todays fat powder skis, and ended up with the powder-slaying Freeride Pro Binding.

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Some bindings make you feel like youre dragging cement blocks up the hill. Since you want your legs to be bum-slapping fresh for the hard-earned descent, Dynafit made the superlight TLT Vertical ST Binding.

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You want your legs to be as fresh as possible when you attack tight chutes and navigate rocky cliffs. This means light equipment, steel thighs, and max lock-down for the descent. Dynafit made the TLT Vertical FT Z12 Binding both light and strong, just for you.

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Haul-ass on the uphill, then switch to ski mode in a flash and attack the steeps. The G3 Onyx AT Binding seamlessly transfers boot-to-ski power and makes lightning-fast adjustments, so you can spend your time on-the-move rather than squatting, uselessly prodding, and cursing the binding-gods.

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