Comparing Alpine Touring (AT) Bindings
Specs and Ratings Below | Compare to Other products
| Awards |  |
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| Price | $346.49 at Amazon Compare at 2 sellers |
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| Star Rating | |
| Pros | Surprisingly durable for how light they are, killer price, lighter than most |
| Cons | No brake option, heel risers are more of a pain to learn |
| Bottom Line | A simple binding design that has been proven over decades now, available for a fraction of the price of others |
| Rating Categories | Dynafit Speed Turn |
| Weight (35%) | |
| Downhill Performance (25%) | |
| Touring Performance (20%) | |
| Ease of Use (15%) | |
| Durability (5%) | |
| Specs | Dynafit Speed Turn |
| Weight (pounds for pair) | 1.63 |
| Weight of one binding and screws. Lightest possible configuration w/o brakes (in grams) | 370 |
| Weight of 2 bindings Multiple options are noted where we have tested multiple options. (in grams) | 740 |
| Release value range | 4 to 10 |
| Stack height: average of toe and heel pin height (in mm) | 38 |
| Toe/heel delta: difference in height between heel pins and toe pins (in mm) | 17 |
| Brakes? | No |
| Brake width options | N/a |
| ISO/DIN Certified? | No |
| Ski Crampon compatible? | Yes. "Standard" style. Not all crampons will be cross-compatible |
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