Salomon S/Lab Shift MN 10 Alpine Touring Ski Bindings
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Rip downhills hard without sacrificing the uphill efficiency of pin bindings. Salomon S/Lab Shift MN 10 bindings are the ultimate freeride tool for those whose skiing knows no bounds.
Shop similar products- PIN toe design enables full heel rotation for efficient touring and kick turning; convenient step-in switch between ski and tour modes provides access to untracked lines
- Made with carbon-infused PA, combined with aluminum and steel, for strong, lightweight performance—these weigh in at just 1,750 grams (3 lbs. 13.6 oz.) per pair
- Multi Norm certified bindings are compatible with all ISO-compliant boots on the market—Alpine (ISO 5355), Touring (ISO 9523), GripWalk and Walk To Ride (WTR)
- Long toe-wings absorb maximum shock, with 47 mm of elastic travel, while improving energy transfer and efficiency
- +Elastic travel on the wings holds the boots back when faced with bigger shocks and minimizes the risk of pre-release
- Easy climbing aids manipulation ensures an easy switch with the poles between climbing aid positions
- Compatible with crampons (not included)
- Tested and certified by the TUV safety monitoring agency, the reference entity for safety certifications
Imported.
View the Salomon Shift Product LineView all Salomon Alpine Touring Ski Bindings| Best Use | Backcountry Skiing |
|---|---|
| Boot Sole Compatibility | Alpine (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223), Touring (ISO 9523), and Tech |
| Lowest DIN | 4 |
| Highest DIN | 10 |
| Adjustment Range | 30 millimeters |
| Weight (Pair) | 3 lbs. 13.6 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Great downhill binding with uphill abilities
Great bindings for those like me who primarily ski inbounds but like the option to go uphill from time to time. In downhill mode they feel incredibly secure and release like a downhill binding. Uphill they transition pretty easily once you know what you're doing. My only criticisms are that in uphill mode, I wish they had one more heel riser for steep terrain. Only having one is kind of annoying. The other criticism is that sometimes the heel piece can get filled with compacted snow making it impossible to step back into your binding, especially if you come off in powder. Other than that, these bindings have been great for both inbounds and uphill travel. I don't really want to own a ton of skis so having a quiver of one makes life easy.
Not quite ready for prime time.
I had two issues with these bindings; the brake managed to pop out of the connecting pins and the the toe piece would not stay in the locked position while in walk mode. I've heard the toe issue may be related to this being the lower DIN version? Not sure but as good a concept as these bindings are, they did not work for me.
Everything it claimed to be!
I wanted a binding that I could use primarily on resort but was extremely capable for weekends in the backcountry. Since covid has limited ski resorts capacity I’ve switched to mainly backcountry skiing and this binding although slightly heavier, has absolutely been worth the reliability.
Brilliant!
23/24 will be my second season with these bindings. They are awesome in the resort and in the backcountry. Mine are paired with Rossignal Sender 106s and Dynafit boots. I feel like the entire kit has to be pretty lightweight to perform best.
Solid and light weight
Shift is very reliable solid and light weight binding.