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Why you'll love it
- The new S/LAB SHIFT MNC 13 binding ushers in the next generation of freeride capability, blending the touring efficiency of a pin (low-tech) binding, with the performance of an alpine freeride binding. For skiers who like to push the boundaries of the mountain and their skiing, SHIFT to the first ever truly compromise-free binding.
Din Scale
6-13
Weight
885 g
The pair: 1770g
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- SAFETY - +Elastic travel: The ultimate elastic travel on the wings. It holds the boot back when faced with bigger shocks and minimizes the risk of pre-release.
- COMPATIBILITY & NORMS: MN - Adult
- COMPATIBILITY & NORMS - TÜV: Binding tested and certified by the TÜV safety monitoring agency, the reference entity for safety certification.
- POWER - XL Wings: Long wings that envelop the tip of the boot perfectly in order to provide increased power transmission and confidence in freeride bindings.
- POWER - Low profile Chassis: Low stand height for increased terrain feedback and enhanced power transmission.
- EASE OF USE - Easy climbing aids manipulation: Ensures easy switch with the poles between climbing aid positions.
- EASE OF USE - Crampon system: Possibility to attach dedicated crampons to the binding.
- MAIN MATERIAL - Aluminium: A rigid and strong construction that allows enhanced power transmission.
- MAIN MATERIAL - Carbon-loaded PA: A very lightweight and resistant alloy of carbon and polyamid to fulfill the need for very light weight, extreme resistance and rigidity.
- TOE - Hybrid Toe: Ultimate elastic travel allowing for the boots to be held back when shocks get bigger. Compatible with all the normed boots with no compromise on safety or performance.
- HEEL - Hybrid Heel: Aluminum lever for a rigid construction allowing enhanced power transmission. Made with Carbon-Infused PA for a light, yet strong construction.
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3.6/5
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Idontneedone from
Work really well for both touring and downhill
No noticeable difference with downhill binding - bit fiddly when switching to and from touring but otherwise no noticeable difference to touring bindings great product without any compromise in performance. Obviously heavier than pure touring but for what I want they are perfect
Date published: 2024-01-13
Rated 4 out of
5
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Johnt from
The product is great, but not the instructions
I'm really happy with this binding for both uphill and downhill use, but it's not completely intuitive to use and comes without any instructions. I looked on this website and on YouTube etc. for guidance, but they all just say it's really simple to use. I assumed everything was OK until a helpful dude stopped me in the lift queue and pointed out that the front blue lever needs to be clicked right down for downhill skiing mode. This was never made clear to me, and the guy said he's seen other people using Shift bindings without doing this properly. I've no idea if the binding is safe without the front lever clicked right down, but I don't think Salomon should just assume people will somehow know this, or that some kind passer-by will point it out to them. I should point out I've been skiing and touring for years so this is not a novice error.
Date published: 2022-03-28
Rated 5 out of
5
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Bertie from
A great binding
Fantastic binding that gives you great touring capabilities but above all skis downhill as good as a normal binding. Put them on my Fischer 98 Ti skis and now have a great all round ski. Fab in powder. Nice and light but supportive.
Date published: 2020-02-08
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