Core 12 PRO Alpine Touring Binding
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Attack alpine ski missions with confidence and comfort by clicking into the Hagan Ski Mountaineering Core 12 Pro Alpine Touring Binding. These feature-packed bindings boast 5 different heel riser positions to keep you comfortable on the uphill and a wide mounting area for powerful skiing on the way down.
Details
- Lightweight touring binding ready for involved alpine missions
- Alloy construction balances weight savings and reliability
- Snow block toe and easy entry system ease dicey changeovers
- Five different riser heights allow for effortless strides
- UHV system lets you adjust your uphill retention value
- Wide mounting design helps you drive power to your edges
- Built-in crampon slots help you navigate large ice fields
- Item #HSMC00S
- Material
- alloy
- Release Rating
- 14
- Boot Compatibility
- At Lugged (9523), Tech
- Brake Width
- 86mm, 91mm, 97mm, 102mm, 108mm, 120mm
- Brakes Included
- yes
- Safety Features
- Elastic Response System, Cam Release System, Independent Release Values, Easy Entry System, Snow Block Toe, U.H.V System
- Heel Elevators
- 5 different heights
- Claimed Weight
- [pair] 1lb 7oz
- Recommended Use
- backcountry skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 6, 2022
high quality
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
After doing a deep dive into the different touring bindings and weighed the pros and cons, I decided these were the bindings I wanted! They are a bit pricey, but they did not disappoint. I use them on my second touring setup (faction agent 2.0x skis, pomoca climb pro skins). I was looking to build a lighter, more technical setup compared to my first (black crows atris birdie skis, atomic shifts, G3 universal skins). They are sturdy and work exactly how I expected them to. I've put ski crampons on them a few times this season and that's been a wonderful addition as well. I use the brakes on these bindings, but I enjoy that it gives you the option to ditch them and use a leash instead.
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