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Raider 11 Evo Black
Alpine touring ski bindings -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Raider 11 Evo Black are alpine touring ski bindings from the brand ATK Bindings, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers.
Their high level of safety, ensured by the Cam Release System® and the EVO Brake System® ski brakes, allows for an adjustable lateral release from 3 to 11. Furthermore, you will be able to step in and out freely, whenever you want, thanks to the Easy Entry System® technology and the magnetic endpiece which offers a wide adjustment range in walk mode. And that’s not all! This cutting-edge model offers a customised adjustment of the front release thanks to the Release Adjustment Toe Piece®, while a multi-position selector allows you to adjust the stiffness of the toe lock in climb mode.
For user comfort, you can rely on the Snowpack Proof System® developed by ATK Bindings to prevent snow and ice from sticking to your binding. Additionally, the Elastic Responsive System® provides the binding with great resistance to torsion. Finally, the brand offers this model with a 25 mm adjustment plate to give you more flexibility during all your freerando outings.
The Raider 11 Evo will be perfect to guarantee you safety and comfort on all your freerando adventures!
- Easy Entry System® technology for easy foot entry and exit
- CAM binding profile
- Magneto Heel Flaps System® magnetic system for clipping and unclipping the boot
- Elastic Responsive System® technology (14 mm) for good torsional resistance
- EVO Brake System® braking technology
- Snow Pack Proof System® anti-snow build-up technology
- Customisable front part release
- Multi-position selector to adjust the toe piece locking hardness in climb mode
- Walking modes: flat, +24 mm, +49 mm
- 25 mm adjustment plate included in the kit
- Aluminium 7075, POM, stainless steel
Brand recommendations:
- Ski base width: 80 - 120 mm
- Ski weight: 1,200 - 1,700 g
- User weight: 30 - 95 kg
| Aluminium 7075 | Aluminium 7075 (or Alu 7075) is an alloy used in aerospace for its excellent anodising capabilities and good machinability. It is also used for fasteners, tool soles, and in certain sports equipment (bindings, mountaineering carabiners, etc.). |
| POM | Polyoxymethylene (POM), also known as acetal, polyacetal, and polyformaldehyde, is a technical thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high rigidity, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability. |
| Easy Entry System® | An extremely simple, immediate, and secure stepping-in system, even with worn soles. |
| Cam Release System® | The CAM release system facilitates climbing and vertical release in case of a fall. A special CAM profile is pressed against the heel pins by a pre-tensioned spring: when entry or release occurs, the pins are forced to follow the CAM profile, ensuring precise release. |
| Magneto Heel Flaps System® | This technology significantly increases comfort and transition speed between walking modes: 2 magnetic flaps provide up to 5 walking positions and can be activated with the tip of the pole, reducing the risk of losing balance on steeper slopes. |
| Snow Pack Proof System® | This technology prevents ice build-up and the associated toe locking, even after many ascents, significantly reducing snow accumulation on the toe and ensuring optimal lightness throughout all phases of use. |
| Elastic Responsive System® | A spring is inserted between the heel piece slider and the adjustment screw. If the ski flexes due to compression (bump, jump), the heel piece can move and return to position at the end of the load without unwanted release. |
| EVO Brake System® | This system allows, simply by turning the binding head 180°, to activate the brake to switch from climb mode to descent mode. |
| Release Adjustment Toe Piece® | Customisable release adjustment of the binding’s front part. |
| Up Hill Hardness Selector®️ | A multi-position selector is located between the front lever and the toe piece base. Changing the selector position varies the toe piece locking hardness in climb mode as pressure on the locking mechanism increases. |
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