DPS R10 Binding
Nothing goes better with those smile-inducing DPS skis than a pair of DPS bindings! From the factories of legendary binding manufacturer ATK, comes the DPS R10 binding. Much like the acclaimed Pagoda skis, the R10 is also fully featured without being a burden. Lightweight construction with three walk modes means you'll get to the top without a hitch. And the downhill? Well, let's just say the 10mm of heel elastic travel, ski brakes, and adjustable release values ensure you're thinking about your line, not if your bindings will do their job. The R-10 makes good use of ATK's Cam Release System - that's fancy speak for saying this binding will release when it's needed. If you're skiing on DPS skis, then you already know that "capable" and "fun" aren't mutually exclusive - so why not extend that to your bindings as well? The DPS R10 gets the job done in a fully-featured package without the heft.
- Alu 7075, Stainless Steel, and POM materials used to prioritize sturdiness without a weight penalty.
- Two heel risers plus flat mode make sure you're skinning at the right height at all times.
- U.H.V.® (Up-hill Hardness Variator) System allows you to change how firmly the toe piece locks onto your boot.
- Included Freeride Spacers attached to the heel piece and offer a more connected feel (2022/23+).
- 10mm of travel in the Elastic Response System in case you bottom out on a landing.
- Cam Release System is featured in the heel piece for consistent vertical release.
- Included toe shims flatten the ramp angle for a more balanced stance (2022/23+).
- Easy Entry System makes stepping in less of a headache.
- 5-10 release value depending on your weight and skier type.
- 20mm of adjustment allows for multiple pairs of boots.
- Show your love for DPS!
Update 2022/23: DPS is now including a toe shim to increase the toe height and a stomp pad (aka "Freeride Spacer") to eliminate space under the heel of the boot. This added 54 grams. You can mount this binding without those accoutrements, but you will need 8x 13mm Flathead (toe) and 8x 11mm Panhead (heel) screws.
Update 2023/24: This model was replaced by DPS H10 Binding.
| Specifications | |
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Weight |
330g [97mm] 276g [97 - 2021/22] |
| Weight (pair) | 660g [97mm] 552g [97 - 2021/22] |
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Boot |
Tech |
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Brakes |
75, 86, 91, 97, 102, 108 |
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BSL |
20mm |
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Riser |
2 + flat |
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Vertical |
5-10 |
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Lateral |
5-10 |
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Crampon |
Removable Accessory |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Alu 7075, Stainless Steel |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Everyday ski touring |
| Notes | Toe tension adjustment |
| Bottom Line | Amazing features-to-weight ratio |
| Compare to other Full-featured Bindings | |
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Questions & Reviews
11/12/2024
is that +11mm heel over toe for the 21/22 version or for the 22/23 version which claim to include the shim to even out the ramp angle?
11/12/2024
Hi Jason, the updated version reduced the delta to +8mm.
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10/13/2024
Hi! I have a pair of dps r14. I'm wondering if I can swap out the brakes on them to a smaller width. Thanks!
10/14/2024
Hi Talmage,
Sure! The DPS R14 are made by ATK and use the push-button style brake. These brakes are available for purchase on our website in a variety of widths here.
Sure! The DPS R14 are made by ATK and use the push-button style brake. These brakes are available for purchase on our website in a variety of widths here.
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12/30/2023
Can’t find the brakes for these and want to buy some. Can you point me in the right direction? I assume no further drilling is necessary?
12/30/2023
Hi Alexei, these use the ATK replacement brakes, which can be replaced without unmounting.
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11/25/2023
My DPS R10’s did not come with a free ride spacer. I want to know the model number on the freeride spacer that works with them.
Thank you
Robert
Thank you
Robert
11/25/2023
Hi Robert, DPS added the custom spacer starting in 2022/23. The previous season did not include the spacer and it is not available separately. That said, you can mount the ATK "Universal" spacer directly to your ski.
11/28/2023
The freeride spacer compatible with this binding actually is available separately, its called the ATK Freeride Spacer AL16 and it is also compatible with the Crest, RT and Kuluar bindings from ATK. It does not require any additional holes in the ski like the ATK Universal spacer would.
11/28/2023
Hi Ben, unfortunately not in this country!
11/28/2023
If only we had a backcountry ski-specific retailer who could change that!
11/28/2023
Unfortunately, there is a climb-specific distributor standing in our way!
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11/25/2023
Which model freeride spacer works with the DPS R10?
11/25/2023
Hi Robert, these come with a special version of the "Raider" freeride spacer that has an underplate that is mounted under the heel.
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10/30/2023
Can the 108 make it onto a 186 hyper v8 (115mm underfoot)?
10/31/2023
Ian,
The 108 will fit over 112 easily. You would have to do a slight bend, 1.5mm per side, to make 115.
Or, you can get a 120mm brake here - ATK brakes.
The 108 will fit over 112 easily. You would have to do a slight bend, 1.5mm per side, to make 115.
Or, you can get a 120mm brake here - ATK brakes.
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9/8/2023
Can you help me understand what’s different between these and ATK’s Raider 10? Similar names = similar features?
9/8/2023
Hi Jacob, overall these are very similar bindings. DPS bindings are made by ATK and so they share very similar materials, design, and machining. Between these and the Raider 10s, the Raiders are very slightly more beefy as they are modeled on the more downhill-oriented Raider 12, and they include a wider mounting pattern on the toepiece as well as a construction that seeks to minimize snow buildup under the toe wings. They also offer 5mm more BSL adjustment than the DPS R10s. For these features, you take a slight penalty in weight to the tune of ~14 grams per binding. Overall though, these are very similar bindings from the same manufacturer that fill the same general role.
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4/25/2023
Can this binding be installed without the brakes?
4/25/2023
Hi Benjamin, the brakes can indeed be removed with a Torx 10 screwdriver, even after the binding has been mounted to a ski. ATK makes a Brake Seat Cover that goes where the brake would to prevent icing and look a little nicer, though we are out of stock at the moment (you can still use the binding without the brake seat cover).
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10/7/2022
Looking to possibly put this binding on the DPS Pagoda DP tour 112. Currently have Scarpa F1 LT’s. In your opinion, do you think that would equal a good lightweight powder setup?
10/7/2022
Hi Chris,
You can certainly put the DPS R10 on a DPS Pagoda Tour 112, I would go with the 108mm wide brakes, which could require a smidge of stretching, but will be a great fit. The R10 is a great way to get brakes, plenty of risers, adjustable release values, and elastic travel in the heel in a lightweight package.
Also, great ski choice. The DPS Pagoda Tour 112 is an awesome ski for those deep days. The RP shape and wide waist width will have you grinning ear to ear, and the construction will hold up to seasons of hard skiing.
However, I would not pair an Scarpa F1 LT with this ski and binding. It certainly punches above its weight class on the way down, but 112mm underfoot is a lot to ask of a 1000g boot. You will not be getting everything out of the ski, and it will likely wear your F1 LTs out quickly. If you have further questions on your setup, feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co!
You can certainly put the DPS R10 on a DPS Pagoda Tour 112, I would go with the 108mm wide brakes, which could require a smidge of stretching, but will be a great fit. The R10 is a great way to get brakes, plenty of risers, adjustable release values, and elastic travel in the heel in a lightweight package.
Also, great ski choice. The DPS Pagoda Tour 112 is an awesome ski for those deep days. The RP shape and wide waist width will have you grinning ear to ear, and the construction will hold up to seasons of hard skiing.
However, I would not pair an Scarpa F1 LT with this ski and binding. It certainly punches above its weight class on the way down, but 112mm underfoot is a lot to ask of a 1000g boot. You will not be getting everything out of the ski, and it will likely wear your F1 LTs out quickly. If you have further questions on your setup, feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co!
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10/4/2022
Would the 108mm fit on the Pagoda 112 RP?
10/4/2022
Christian, Yes, like it was made for the ski.
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1/11/2022
Do you have specs for the ramp/delta angle?
1/11/2022
Hi Bayley, these will have the same specs as the ATK Crest, i.e. +11mm heel over toe when you are in the binding pins!
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9/20/2021
Can you tell me the mounting pattern for these? I really just want the heel, and these seem to be the least expensive way to do that (unless you can order me an ATK or equivalent heel, without the toe?).
9/20/2021
Hello Eric, the mounting pattern is 45/25 x 60 (W/L) which we have built a Hole Pattern Recognition chart where you can view hole patterns for most of the bindings we carry. We do have the ATK Crest 10 binding which will be a little bit cheaper.
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