ATK Trofeo Race Binding
Features
Description
The ATK Trofeo Race Binding offers the weight and simplicity of a race binding, but with the versatility normally found in much heavier touring bindings. The ability to rotate the heel offers skiers the ability to choose from three different riser heights, including a flat mode perfect for those long flat traverses. A wide variety of release values and the option to add accessories like a ski crampon hook, ski brake, or adjustment plate means the Trofeo is equally at home on the start line of your next race or pushing to the summit of your next ski mountaineering objective.
Tech Specs
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Why We Like the ATK Trofeo Race Binding
For racers looking for the best combination of simplicity and versatility, the ATK Trofeo Race Binding could be the perfect binding weighing in at only 145 grams. Premium materials like high-strength aluminum and stainless steel offer increased confidence on the downhill. The toe piece of the Trofeo features ATK's EASY ENTRY SYSTEM®, which utilizes a new geometry for fast and easy step-ins. While the single-sided spring pack reduces weight while offering improved stiffness and downhill performance. Unlike many race bindings in this weight class, the Trofeo's heel offers three different riser heights. Intended to increase versatility by improving comfort on long flat traverses and super steep climbs, skiers can rotate the heel to access a flat, +34,5 mm, and +44 mm climbing modes. Versatility is also improved by the option to add features like a ski crampon hook, adjustment plate, or brakes. This makes the Trofeo a popular choice for ski mountaineers looking for a binding that combines the weight and simplicity of a race binding, but with the features and versatility of heavier touring bindings. The ATK Trofeo Race Binding is available in four different fixed release values (4,6,8,10) ensuring skiers of all sizes and ability levels can select a binding with an appropriate release value. With the confidence that your binding will stay on when you need it to and release when you don't, you can ski hard and aggressively on your way to the podium.
