ATK Crest 10 EVO black - skitouring binding
Code: CR10B.A.086 CR10B.A.091 CR10B.A.097 CR10B.A.102 Choose variantProduct detailed description
The ATK Crest 10 Black is a lightweight technical ski touring binding that combines low weight, easy handling and functional features for both uphill travel and downhill skiing. It is an excellent choice for ski tourers looking for a versatile pin binding for regular tours in a variety of mountain conditions.
Lightweight and Durable Construction
Weighing just 295 g per binding, the Crest 10 combines low weight with a durable construction. It uses 7075 aluminium alloy, stainless steel and POM components to provide a balance of strength and low weight for regular use in the mountains.
Reliable Downhill Performance
The Cam Release System® helps stabilise the heel unit and provides precise boot engagement. The Elastic Response System® allows up to 12 mm of longitudinal heel travel, helping accommodate ski flex under load and supporting consistent binding performance.
Easy Adjustment and Walking Modes
The binding offers 20 mm of boot-length adjustment, making it easier to accommodate different boot sole lengths. Three walking modes – Flat, +27 mm and +46 mm – allow the heel support height to be adjusted to suit the gradient of the terrain.
Integrated Ski Brake
The automatic brake system makes switching between uphill and downhill modes straightforward. The binding is available with different brake widths to match the width of the skis.
The ATK Crest 10 Black is a practical choice for ski tourers seeking an effective combination of efficient ascents, low weight and reliable downhill performance.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Bindings |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| Model: | 2027 |
| Walking modes: | Flat, +27 mm, +46 mm |
| Din: | 4 - 10 |
| Matarial: | alu 7075, POM, stainless steel |
| Boot length adjustment: | 20 mm |
| Elastic heel travel: | 12 mm |
| Weight: | 295g / one pc |
| Compatibility with ski crampons: | yes |
| Colour: | Black |
| Recomended skier weight: | 40–85 kg |
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