Ski bindings
Whether you're shopping for resort-style leisure, performance racing and jumps, or trying your hand at the alpine backcountry, we have something for everyone. With options to suit any application - we stock the biggest names in the ski binding world, including Marker, Atomic, and more. Featuring the latest technologies in weight-saving and durability, feel confident tackling any terrain in the knowledge that the hardware under your feet will keep up the pace alongside you with our incredible array of men's ski bindings, women's ski bindings, and more.
Ski bindings are the devices that attach your ski boots to your skis. They play a critical role in both performance and safety by securely holding your boots in place while skiing and releasing them during a fall to help prevent injury. Properly chosen and adjusted bindings are essential for a safe and enjoyable day on the mountain.
There are three main types: traditional alpine bindings for downhill skiing, tech (touring) bindings for backcountry and uphill travel, and hybrid bindings that combine features of both for versatility. Each type is designed for specific skiing styles and boot compatibility, so it’s important to match the binding to your intended use and equipment.
Consider the type of skiing you’ll be doing, your boot compatibility, required brake width, and the DIN range (release setting) that matches your weight, ability, and skiing style. Ensuring your bindings are compatible with both your skis and boots is crucial for safety and performance.
DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) is a standardised setting that determines how easily your bindings will release your boots during a fall. The correct DIN value depends on your weight, skiing ability, and style. Setting the proper DIN is vital for minimising injury risk while ensuring your bindings release only when necessary.
Yes, cross-country and touring skis use specialised bindings. Cross-country bindings come in several standards (like NNN, SNS, and Prolink) and must match your boots. Touring bindings allow the heel to lift for uphill travel and lock down for descents, and are lighter than alpine bindings to make climbing easier.
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