The new Maestrale is our gold-standard touring boot that redefined the category. Make a planet friendly choice by choosing boots that are made from sustainable plant-based plastic and For every...
Designed with the needs of our pro athlete team in mind, the Black Diamond Boundary Pro 107 is a tuned-up, limited edition ripper that excels on big, consequential lines, high...
Marker Alpinist Free 13 Bindings Ultra-light for the demanding tourer Overview The new Alpinist Free with a DIN value of 6.0 to 13.0 weighs just 395 g including the brake...
Marker Alpinist Free 11 Bindings The first choice when every gram counts Overview The new Alpinist Free with a DIN value of 4.0 to 11.0 weighs just 395 g including...
Grip Ski Binding Crampon Grip ATK's Crampons, the ultimate companion for conquering icy and challenging snow conditions. These crampons are meticulously designed with innovation and performance in mind, offering a...
3/4 ski basket designed to be used on steep terrain without catching or snagging. Integrated hook can manupulate bindings and boots without slowing you down on the skin track. Compatible...
The all-new SCOTT Cosmos is a perfect entry-level touring boot for those who are looking to take their skiing into the backcountry. Lighter, with an increased range of motion due...
The all-new SCOTT Celeste is dedicated to the female ski tourer and mountaineer, offering both a high level of comfort and a progressive and forgiving flex. This new generation is...
The all new Duke PT 12 (DIN 4-12) also combines the performance of a Jester with comfortable uphill properties of a pin binding. An absolute highlight is the innovative Ride...
The new Gea is our classic women's specific AT boot that redefined backcountry performance. Make a planet friendly choice by choosing boots that are made from sustainable plant-based plastic and...
The all new Duke PT 16 (DIN 6-16) is Royal Family´s top model and sets another milestone. It combines the superior functionality and downhill performance of a Jester with comfortable...
