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Whether replacing a broken part or building a field repair kit, Slatnar bindings are easily serviceable. Here, you will find parts for Slatnar bindings. Please note U-Sprigs are sold as a pair while the lateral spring and ball are sold individually. U-Spring 2.8 - The stock spring for the "5-6" binding. Roughly corresponds to a release value of 5. U-Spring 3.0 - The stock spr..

The R1 Extension Cord allows the user of the Nao RL headlamp to carry their battery somewhere other than their head. This helps lighten the load placed upon the head and neck, which over the course of a long race, isn't insignificant. If using the headlamp in the winter, the extension cord allows the battery to be stowed in a warmer place, thus improving battery life. No matter if ..

With a simple and durable nylon-mohair mix construction, the Tour Explore skin from Pomoca has the reliability needed to tackle mid-winter powder stashes and big objectives alike. By combining mohair and nylon in a 70-30% split respectively, the Explore skins have sufficient glide without sacrificing durability. Additionally, the plush has been optimized for grip, providing confide..

As its name suggests, the Tour Pro is purpose-built for guides and serious backcountry users. Compared to the other skins in the Pomoca stable, the Tour Pro has the longest plush length, providing the best grip out of the lineup. To reduce friction while skinning, the Tour Pro features a permanent glide treatment that gives it exceptional gliding mannerisms, allowing you to move wi..

Designed with the same DNA as the now ubiquitous and revered Raider line, the Raider 10 SL from ATK is a light(er) fully featured binding that isn't afraid of rowdy descents. Similar to the Raider models, the SL features a hard-charging heel piece, complete with elastic travel, two magnetic heel risers, and an ability to independently adjust vertical and lateral release values, whi..

While the regular Raider bindings were already known for having a high performance-to-weight ratio, the Raider SL 12 from ATK truly exemplifies this principle. Utilizing the same tried and true heel piece of the Raider line, the Raider SL 12 has all the features of a modern fully featured binding: Elastic travel, two heel risers thoughtfully secured using magnets, adjustable releas..

As we've journeyed away from the archaic days when frame bindings reigned supreme, many have found that light doesn't necessarily equate to total compromise. For those who count grams, value durability, and enjoy a fully featured binding, the Raider SL 14 from ATK may fit the bill. Built with the same heel piece as many others in the iconic Raider series, you'll be treated to elast..

Their name: Atomic. Their quest: to make an even better, high-performance, ultralight ski. Their favorite color: Skimo blue. The Atomic Backland 80 UL Ski is the successor to the Backland UL 78 and has been re-engineered to be the King Arthur of mountaineering skis. The base DNA of the Backland UL skis remains as the Ultra Light Woodcore, carbon fiberglass layers, and Carbon Backbo..

Head has historically been an alpine ski company, so it's no surprise that their touring ski lineup has strong downhill chops. What is a surprise is that they've managed to achieve this at weights that make us here at Skimo Co go, "Oh, tell me more!" The Head Crux 93 Pro is a versatile ski, made for everything from firm steeps up high, charging through the wide-open apron, to enjoy..

If you’re on a quest for the Holy Grail of fast-and-light skis, you’ve found it in the Atomic Backland 86 UL. Light construction, tight radius, and high torsional strength make this ski a machine for the tightest ski mountaineering lines, and a sharp 3-degree side edge bevel provides unparalleled hold on the hardest of snow and ice. However, this ski is not confined to this role li..

Taking the reigns from the ever-popular Backland 100, the Backland FR 102 from Atomic ushers in a new era for Atomic's flagship do-it-all ski. With a revamped construction, the Backland FR 102 features more wood with less fiberglass, metal, and resin, reducing its carbon footprint while maintaining a damp feel. Increasing the amount of rocker to 35% compared to 30% in years past, m..

While the Backland 98 will forever live on in our collective memories as a wonderful and versatile ski, the time has come for an even more wonderful and versatile ski to take its place, the Backland FR 101. With a few more millimeters of girth and the beveled HRZN Tech 3D Tip, the Backland FR 101 handles powder even better than the original. In addition to increased flotation, the ..

Following in the footsteps of the Backland 107, the Backland FR 109 from Atomic is designed for powder, yet, it has notable differences from its predecessor. While the Backland 107 had a distinctly "locked in" personality, the deep rocker lines and shape of the FR 109 give it a more playful and maneuverable personality. Ever conscious of the climate problems we are facing, Atomic u..

As the replacement to the ever-popular Backland 107 W, the Backland FR 108 W from Atomic keeps the same hard skiing performance people have come to enjoy but with a more playful twist. Featuring deeper rocker lines than its forbear, the Backland FR 108 easily slashes through powder and allows you to shut things down on a moment's notice, which is sure to come in handy during "brush..

At long last, after years of whispers and rumors, SCARPA has unveiled the all-new TX Pro 2.0 Telemark Boot - and the wait was not in vain. Unlike its bulky forbear, the weight of the TX Pro 2.0 has been reduced such that it is comparable to modern freeride AT boots on the scale, helping your tired legs on an epic powder date. More impressively (and importantly), the TX Pro 2.0 boas..

Rejoice, for the revolution is upon us! After an inexpressible amount of anticipation, the redesigned SCARPA TX Pro 2.0 Women’s Telemark Boot has arrived! The first-ever telemark boot to match modern AT boots in terms of weight and cuff articulation, this boot is truly something to behold. The 62-degree range of motion is more than triple that of the previous TX Pro and the weight ..

Is your pragmatic side trying to convince you that today is a day for the svelte and narrow skis? Or, is your optimistic side trying to convince you that yesterday's 3 inches will actually feel more like 8, and therefore, wider skis are required? Not a huge fan of analysis paralysis, Head makes the decision easy with the Crux 105 Pro. Being just wide enough, the Crux 105 Pro handle..