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Hy 13 Free Black
Ski touring bindings -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe ski touring binding Hy 13 Free Black binding ATK offers exceptional control and precision, making it the ideal choice for all your ski activities.
It is fitted with clip-on heel supports for greater control and offers a variety of walking modes (-18 mm, +10 mm, +34 mm). What's more, specially designed spacers ensure a perfect fit for the anti-friction system (AFD ), while the 25mm adjustment plate is there to fit your shoe precisely. Another strong point is the use of7075 Aluminium, POM and stainless steel guarantees optimum strength and rigidity.
The Hy 13 Free is compatible with most Alpine skiing, ski touring and freeride boots . It also Belayer smooth , effortless transitions between ascent and descent modes. In descent mode, the boot lies flat on the ski, eliminating the height differential between the front and rear tips typical of bindings with regular inserts for incredible sensations and performance beyond your expectations.
The Hy 13 Free East is ideal for skiers looking for optimum performance on both ascents and descents, with remarkable comfort and adaptability.
- Clip-on heel supports for greater control and precision
- Spacers specifically designed to fit the anti-friction System (AFD)
- Walking modes (mm): - 18 mm, + 10 mm, + 34 mm
- 25 mm adjustment plate included in kit
- Compatible with most Alpine skiing, ski touring and freeride boots.
Materials:
- Binding: aluminium 7075, POM, stainless steel
Brand recommendations:
- User weight: 60-120kg
| ALUMINIUM 7075 | Aluminium 7075 (or Alu 7075) is an alloy used in the aerospace industry for its good anodising properties and machinability. It can also be used for screws and bolts, tool inserts and in certain sports equipment (bindings, mountaineering carabiners, etc.). |
| POM | Polyoxymethylene (POM), also known as acetal, polyacetal and polyformaldehyde, is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high rigidity, low friction and excellent dimensional stability. |
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