ATK Replacement Brakes
Here lies a collection of various brakes made for ATK ski bindings. Most often available in 75mm, 86mm, 91mm, 97mm, 102mm, 108mm, and 120mm widths. These are the replacement brakes for ATK's touring line. If you're looking to add brakes to a race binding, check out our separate listings for ATK Race brakes or Touring Brakes.
Crest / Raider - These are spare brakes for full-featured bindings from ATK that ship with heel brakes, including the Raider 10 & 12, C-Raider, and Freeraider 14 & 16. The brakes will let you mount your bindings onto a new pair of skis with a differing width. These also work with Hagan Pure & Core Pro bindings, BD Helio 350s, and DPS R10 & R14 bindings. Includes two brake units, but does not include buttons, springs, or screws used to attach the brakes to the binding (see Rear Brake Hardware for those).
Raider Evo / RT Evo - Replacement brakes for the ATK Raider Evo and RT Evo bindings. Also compatible with the Hagan Core 12 Evo and Pin Up Evo bindings. Only works with Evo-style heel assemblies. Comes with two screws required for attachment.
Kuluar - An interesting binding design that is race-inspired with bonus features. One such feature is the ability to add ski brakes. Find those brakes here, if in stock. Includes buttons, springs, and screws for mounting to brakeless ATK bindings (including the Raider and Crest models). Sold in pairs.
Front / Raider 2.0 - You are unlikely to confuse the ATK Front ski brakes with other models. That’s because they ride on the toe pieces instead of the heels like other bindings. It's a neat system that causes less interference with lateral release mechanisms, and anti-friction devices are made obsolete. The Front brakes are lightweight like the binding but still seem to do the job. These also work with Hagan Core & Ride bindings and the older ATK Raider 2.0s.
Rear Brake Hardware - Includes buttons, springs, and screws for mounting brakes to ATK bindings just in case any small parts are broken or lost to the powdery white abyss.
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Questions & Reviews
Would it be best to get 108 and bend them out a bit or got for 120 and worry about brake locking/knocking together.
Go ahead and send an email to help@skimo.co, and we will see what we can do!
Are you goung to have in stok these brakes in 102 mm size?
Charles.
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